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The world's major automakers are revealing their most innovative new products, discussing industry trends and bracing for the economic and political fallout of 2009's industry collapse. AnnArbor.com business reporter Nathan Bomey covered the auto show in downtown Detroit.
AnnArbor.com's 2010 Detroit auto show coverage
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Auto show coverage from other news sources
Huffington Post: Coolest cars of the show
Detroit Free Press: Cars you have to check out
Detroit Free Press: Hyundai's Blue Will plug-in hybrid would use lithium-ion polymer batteries
AOL Autos: Chinese firm BYD claims it will hit U.S. market in 2010
Bay City Times: Dow Chemical joins the auto mix
Bloomberg: Bentley turns to $285,000 sedan
Business Week: Nissan focusing on eliminating emissions
Dow Jones: European automakers brace for tough 2010
The Car Connection: 2012 Cadillac XTS Platinum Concept not stunning
Detroit Free Press: Lincoln MKX gets makeover
Detroit Free Press: Ford CEO Alan Mulally has no plans to retire
New York Times: Hybrids, electric vehicles take center stage
Dallas Morning News: Now smaller, Detroit auto show is easier to get around
Reuters: Optimism defining auto show
USA Today: Honda's CR-Z offers two-seat hybrid experience
Detroit Free Press: Volkswagen aims to increase U.S. market share
MLive.com: 7 surprises on Day One of auto show
Ford Motor Co. Chairman Bill Ford Jr. answers questions from the media this morning following a press conference at media days of the 2010 Auto Show at Cobo Arena in Detroit.
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New York Times: GM reveals GMC Granite concept vehicle
Detroit Free Press: Automakers get chance to show their best ideas
Detroit Free Press: Toyota bets on hybrids more than on plug-ins
New York Times: Pelosi among list of auto show attendees
ABC News: Ford unveiling 2012 Ford Focus
USA Today: GM redesigns Chevy Aveo
Bloomberg: Daimler's two-seater Smart Car stalls in size-obsessed U.S.
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