Articles about Detroit Auto Show

An event is still happening, though

COVID-19 has claimed another car show. This time, it's the 2021 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS), also known as the Detroit Auto Show.This is the second time in the past two years that the event has been canceled

More Z4 engines mean more affordable Supras, and an awkward clash with the 86

Had your fill of Toyota Supra news? No? Good. Because there's more. While the 340hp six-cylinder version steals all the headlines, there are more engines. Smaller, more affordable engines.The Japanese-market Supra gets more engine choices that, just like

Will this combination work?

What are the first few sensations that come to mind when someone attaches the word 'sports' to anything on four wheels?Off the top of our heads? The weight of the steering wheel as you turn a corner at speed, the surge

The massive SUV was “designed to be an ST from the beginning”

This is the Ford Explorer ST. It produces 400hp and tops out at 230kph. Belief, consider yourself very much suspended.It was, says Ford Performance boss Ed Krenz, "designed to be an ST from the beginning." Which means from the very beginning,

Because of increasingly stringent emissions laws

Much has happened since Lexus first launched the RC F. Countless iterations of the BMW M4. A new, quite bombastic Mercedes-AMG C63, and a new, slightly less bombastic Audi RS5. Time for a wee bit of a freshen-up, then, to

The true hype beast

Finally. You can now at last drink in the looks of the Supra. Or, to use its official full name for the first and possibly last time, the Toyota GR Supra. The real production Supra. Was ever a car more teased and

Just a concept but it looks production-ready

Come for the Supra, stay for the LC Convertible. That appears to be Toyota and Lexus's thinking when it comes to next week's Detroit motor show. Not content with the Supra's much-hyped comeback stealing the show, there's

The show won’t be all about the Supra

Think the Toyota Supra will have things all its own way at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit next week? Well, it probably will. But those of a Japanese-performance-car persuasion might have their heads turned by the star

It represents the carmaker’s “plans for high-performance electrified vehicles”

Betraying just how troublesome it is establishing a new premium carmaker in a competitive marketplace, Infiniti has slimmed its range down to just three models in the UK-the Q30, the QX30, and the Q50. Given that the QX30 is effectively a

At the Detroit show in January

Unfortunately, the Lexus RC F was never the sharp samurai sword to chop down the BMW M4. Even with a characterful V8 and left-field looks, it was undone by its chubbiness. At 1,800kg, it was 200kg heavier than an M4

The American carmaker lays out its plans

One of the world's biggest car companies wants to sell fewer cars. That, in short, is what Ford's executive vice president Jim Farley said to a conference of motor industry bigwigs recently.That's not the complete story, of course.

Those wheels look huge

The Kia Forte has been an often overlooked entry in the highly-competitive compact sedan market. It's understandable, considering it's pitted against the likes of the Mazda 3 and the Honda Civic. But could a sleeker, more modern look help

To be revealed in Detroit

Check out the coolest cars from the event

Kia Stinger in blueAh yes, we come to one of the big hitters from this year's Detroit show: the long-awaited, twin-turbo, rear-wheel-drive Kia sports sedan. It's certainly got the go to match all of that show,

The car of tomorrow is all about angles

Over the past two weeks, our feeds have been chock-full of interesting-looking concepts. From the chic and sexy to the quirky and downright bizarre, both the Consumer Electronics Show and the ongoing Detroit Auto Show have provided us with more

One pickup to rule them all

Ford already had a monster pickup on its hands when it released the current-gen F-150 and its military grade aluminum alloy body three years ago. Barring some drastic design or engineering changes, how could the company possibly up the ante?

Revealed in Detroit

The North American International Auto Show is in full swing over in Detroit. For us Pinoys, that means a whole range of new unveilings to get excited about. Well, now you can add the all-new US-spec Honda Odyssey to that

In the tradition of the R8 and the A8

And here it is-the biggest number ever attached to an Audi Q model. And that's pretty fitting, given the size of the thing. Meet the Audi Q8.Audi says the Q8 is about five meters long, two meters wide, 1.

More aerodynamic and with a sportier vibe

The all-new US-spec Toyota Camry has landed at the Detroit Auto Show, just a little over a month after the Japanese carmaker teased its new-look, eight-generation midsize sedan's imminent arrival. The company is betting on the Camry'

The Japanese flagship is now turbocharged

We still remember when the fourth-generation Lexus LS arrived in our market, brought in by the newly-established Lexus Manila dealership. We marveled at its stately looks, clean design and eight-speed automatic transmission-which was kind of revolutionary at the