It’s not heavily publicized and a little tricky to find, but the mass of the North American International Auto Show has expanded beyond the main floor to include a more spacious but equally impressive lower level. [ Read more ]
Fresh on the heels of its unveiling at the 2008 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) comes news that Fisker Automotive may have the snazzy-looking Fisker plug-in car manufactured right here in the Motor City. [ Read more ]
In this second set of photos from the North American International Auto Show, you’ll find more hybrids, Caraoke and what could be seen as a modernized invention from Doc Brown. [ Read more ]
Over the next few days, I’ll be posting some exclusive photos from this year’s North American International Auto Show. Today’s series looks at the Smart Car, an Escalade hybrid and more. [ Read more ]
With the 2008 North American International Auto Show now open to the public, you can finally gaze upon the cars of the future in person. While you’ll certainly hold your open opinion after a trip down to Cobo, the experts have already weighed in with their takes on this year’s class of concepts.
MSN Autos and Yahoo! Autos each list their overall favorites. Jalopnik takes a different angle with its Top Five Concept Car Features That’ll Never See Production. And the editors at KickingTires go car-by-car to debate 2008’s winners and losers.
A key ideal of the 2008 North American International Auto Show surrounds the rising importance of being green. Announcements have included GM’s plan to make biofuel out of garbage at less than a dollar per gallon, the mass rollout of plug-in hybrids and cooperation across industries to address sustainability. Both Edmunds and Earth2Tech have in-depth guides following the latest green-related news from the event.
‘Vette lovers rejoice: At next month’s North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit, General Motors is unveiling what it describes as its most powerful and fastest production car ever produced: the 2009 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1. [ Read more ]
With the 2008 North American International Auto Show a mere month away, details of new concepts soon on display are beginning to surface. The latest announcement of the Chinese Buick Riviera has Jalopnik saying, “It’s quite possibly the most amazing Buick concept car we’ve ever seen.” [ Read more ]
Michigan schools compete in Ford Model T University Challenge - May 15th
NTW is here - May 14th
U-M Opening new Business Engagement Center - May 14th
Historic Preservation Efforts Awarded - May 13th
SBAM Launches New Program for Entrepreneurs - May 12th
Michigan Policy Summit 2008 - May 9th
DTE Embraces Biodiesel - May 8th
Michigan’s Creative Economy Gets a Boost - May 8th
Yee-haw! - May 7th
Brush up on your elevator pitch - May 7th
May 16, 2008: Otis Taylor at The Ark
May 17, 2008: Papa Roach at Emerald Theater
May 16, 2008: Grand Rapids Symphony: Patriotic Broadway at Devos Place/Devos Performance Hall
May 17, 2008: Down the Line at Magic Bag
May 17, 2008: American Speedway, They Never Sleep, Nick Wolf Band and Black Knots at The Belmont
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