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The 2013 North American International Auto Show in Detroit won't open for the public until Saturday, January 19, (January 16-17 is the industry preview, and January 18, the charity preview) but if you’ve been following our coverage of event, you should know most things you need to know.Â
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Tour the 2013 Detroit Auto Show through a Super Gallery of 400+ Photos
The 2013 North American International Auto Show in Detroit won't open for the public until Saturday, January 19, (January 16-17 is the industry preview, and January 18, the charity preview) but if you’ve been following our coverage of event, you should know most things you need to know.Â
While no one was surprised by Detroit’s big three choosing their hometown to launch their new production and concept cars, this year’s show also had major world premieres from Asian and European automakers, too.
Wrapping up our NAIAS report, we thought we’d make a quick review of this year’s most notable offerings.
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Another edition of the North American International Auto Show ended for the press on Tuesday night, but the event is far from over. In fact, the general public will have to wait until Saturday, January 18 (through Sunday, January 26) to walk through...
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