By Scott Pohl, WKAR News
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DETROIT, MI –
The North American International Auto Show opens to the public in Detroit tomorrow, and carmakers hope the event will spark a rebound following a bad year.
Some companies are back at the show in Detroit after deciding not to display vehicles in 2009.
WKAR's Scott Pohl spoke with Barron Meade, vice-chairman of the Detroit Auto Show, at a press preview this week.
He says people in the automotive business are optimistic that this year's show will rejuvenate interest in cars and trucks at a crucial time.