The Detroit auto show is shaping up to be a battle between two fuel-saving titans, an update to the reigning Toyota Prius and a new kid on the block, the Honda Insight. That's a big change from last year's duel between the updated Ford F-150 and Dodge Ram pick-ups. Mercedes-Benz will also take up the enviro theme with concepts powered by electricity. We will cover the show, which runs through January 25, with blogs, photos, and video.
AUTO SHOW SPOTLIGHT
Honda Insight versus Toyota Prius: The great hybrid shoot-out
Honda generated a lot of excitement last year when it announced the 2010 Insight, a new dedicated hybrid. Could it unseat Toyota's Prius from (Read more)
Motor Show blogs
Best car from the Detroit auto show?
We wrapped up our coverage of the 2009 Detroit auto show this week, and found that the auto industry is looking as vibrant as ever, (Read more)
Audi may do A7 hatch
With the Sportback concept, Audi offers a glimpse of the 2010 A7 sedan while signaling its intent to take hatchbacks beyond the compact category.
The (Read more)
Alpine supplies tech to OEMs
Alpine announced partnerships with GM, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz. The maker of car audio equipment will be supplying technology to the three OEMs in three very (Read more)
Fisker shows off a stylish hybrid
Fisker, which showed off a concept hybrid sports car last year, came back to the Detroit auto show this year to show off a new (Read more)
Classic concept cars photos from Detroit
We saw several electric car concepts at the Detroit auto show, but there were also a set of more traditional concepts with internal combustion engines (Read more)
2010 Toyota Prius video
Toyota gives the third generation Prius a face-lift that even Joan Rivers would find daunting. This new model features larger dimensions, more fuel economy, and (Read more)
2009 Hyundai Genesis video
Brian Cooley checks out the new Hyundai Genesis Sedan and Coupe, two very different vehicles under the same nameplate, at the 2009 Detroit auto show.
Scion xB Release Series 6.0
With its limited number of models, a new car from Scion is a rare thing, so the company filled the information gap at the Detroit (Read more)
