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2013 North American International Auto Show Detroit K-V
I guess I didn’t figure my vehicle debuts correctly as I wrote about 14 yesterday but only have 9 for today’s post. No wonder it took so long. Read on below for Kia through Volkswagen (there weren’t any cars that … Continue reading
Posted in On The Road
Tagged 2013 NAIAS, Alan Mulally, Andy Palmer, Bill Fay, Bill Ford, Dieter Zetsche, Franz von Holzhausen, Jim Farley, Jonathan Browning, Kia Cadenza, Kia Forte, Lexus IS, Lincoln MKC Concept, Marc Lichte, Mark Templin, Max Wolff, Mercedes E-Class, Nissan Resonance Concept, Shiro Nakamura, Tesla Model X, Tom Loveless, Toyota Furia Concept, Volkswagen CrossBlue Concept
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2013 NAIAS North American International Auto Show Detroit A-J
This month’s “On The Road” is really more like “home turf” as we visited The North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in downtown Detroit. The event is held at Cobo Hall (now called Cobo Center but more on this in a … Continue reading
Posted in On The Road
Tagged 2013 NAIAS, Active Grille Shutters, Active Wheel Shutters, Acura MDX Protoype, Acura NSX Concept, Audi QS5, Audi RS7, BMW 4-Series, Cadillac ELR, Chris Chapman, Elon Musk, Ford Atlas Concept, Ford Transit, Gordon Platto, Honda Ubran SUV Concept, Infiniti Q50, Jeep Compass, Jeep Grand Cherokee, Jeep Patriot, Joe Hinrichs, Johan de Nysschen, John Krafcik, Jon Ikeda, Keith Nagara, Luca de Meo, Mark Adams, Mike Accavitti, Mike Manley, Phil Borchard, Raj Nair, Ralph Gilles, Scott Keogh, Wolfgang Dürheimer
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Happy New Year!
The entire staff here at AACS heartily hope that each and every one of you had a great Holiday and that you got to spend it with those that matter most, friends and family. We are looking forward to a … Continue reading
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2013 NAIAS – The Best and Worst of the North American International Auto Show
I am going to start this post with a review of the new Corvette, easily the most controversial new car or concept at this year’s Detroit Auto Show. You may ask how a car that has received so many accolades … Continue reading →