Detroit auto show

The auto industry has yet to find a way to get young people driving again

Low gas prices mean consumers want bigger, more powerful vehicles, even as tough fuel economy rules force the industry to think small

With the Bolt, GM is essentially admitting that Tesla’s Elon Musk got it right

With the U.S. economy on the mend, automakers get back to what they do best at car shows: delight and entertain

The U.S. auto industry once again turns to a sports car for salvation. But with sales on the rise and new technologies, this time there’s reason for optimism

A wholly biased recap of 12 hours in Motor City

After three years of smaller cars, Americans just like to drive trucks

The Toyota Corolla just wants to be cool

Capturing the cars, the media madness…and Jesse Jackson

At the Detroit auto show, automakers are pitching style, flash and sports cars

Nissan believes its purely electric Leaf car, not hybrids, is the way of the future

The weirdness of the post taxpayer-bailout Detroit auto show