The ongoing Detroit Auto Show has been graced by many new cars and concepts.
The big story at this year's Detroit show is undoubtedly the new Ford Focus which will hit showrooms next year. The 2010 Fiesta has been a crowd puller too. Ford also showcased the Mustang, strong crossovers, trucks and a fine range of Lincolns.
General Motors launched the Cadillacs and the Chevrolet Aveo.
The Chrysler Group stage was cold as its cars will not come for more than a year and it doesn't want to give his rivals any clues. It displayed the Lancia Delta concept.
Apart from the Detroit Three car companies, it seemed like other car makers are busy exhibiting their electric or hybrid cars, which are the latest trend in the automotive world. Audi showed the scaled-down e-Tron with mid-engined, 2.0-litre turbo petrol power.
BMW displayed the electric 1-Series. Volkswagen showed the coupe concept which is no more than the next Jetta with the back doors sealed up, but its hybrid powertrain is for real. Honda launched the CR-Z hybrid sports coupe.
Others interesting car displays are the Nissan Leaf, Renault Fluence ZE, Tesla Model S and all the other high-profile pioneering electric sedans 'for the masses'.
The big story at this year's Detroit show is undoubtedly the new Ford Focus which will hit showrooms next year. The 2010 Fiesta has been a crowd puller too. Ford also showcased the Mustang, strong crossovers, trucks and a fine range of Lincolns.
General Motors launched the Cadillacs and the Chevrolet Aveo.
The Chrysler Group stage was cold as its cars will not come for more than a year and it doesn't want to give his rivals any clues. It displayed the Lancia Delta concept.
Apart from the Detroit Three car companies, it seemed like other car makers are busy exhibiting their electric or hybrid cars, which are the latest trend in the automotive world. Audi showed the scaled-down e-Tron with mid-engined, 2.0-litre turbo petrol power.
BMW displayed the electric 1-Series. Volkswagen showed the coupe concept which is no more than the next Jetta with the back doors sealed up, but its hybrid powertrain is for real. Honda launched the CR-Z hybrid sports coupe.
Others interesting car displays are the Nissan Leaf, Renault Fluence ZE, Tesla Model S and all the other high-profile pioneering electric sedans 'for the masses'.
Labels: 2011-Ford-Mustang, Auto-Shows, cars, Detroit-Auto-Show, Ford-Cars, New-Car Launch
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The Chrysler Group stage was cold as its cars will not come for more than a year and it doesn't want to give his rivals any clues. It displayed the Lancia Delta concept.
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