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Detroit Auto Show Opens Saturday

WKAR Public Media | By Scott Pohl

Published January 18, 2018 at 1:26 PM EST

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The Lansing-built Buick Enclave

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The 50th anniversary Hot Wheels Car edition of the Chevrolet Camaro will also be built in Lansing.

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Another Lansing GM product, the Cadillac ATS-V

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When you attend press preview days at the auto show, not everything has been unveiled.

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Part of Ford's Detroit Auto Show display

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Toyota has some concept vehicles at the show. Note the message displayed on the front of the vehicle on the right.

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Lexus cut part of this vehicle out so you can see inside more easily.

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Alfa Romeo's Stelvio

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The BMW 7 Series

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The brand-new Chevrolet Corvette

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Subaru's new, larger SUV, the Ascent

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Not everything at the Auto Show is shiny and new. Here's the Mercedes G Class.

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You can see an Indy car at the North American International Auto Show at Cobo Center.

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The Silverado High Country is all new for the 2019 model year.

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A shared mobility vehicle at the show, from Denso.

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Vroooom! The Fiat Spider

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Not all of the vehicles are on the showroom floor at Cobo Center. This Maserati welcomes visitors at one entrance.

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This Ferrari is at the same entrance.

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The North American International Auto Show opens at Cobo Center in Detroit on Saturday. Hundreds of Thousands of people will be checking out all the cars, trucks and SUV's on display by the world's leading automakers.

WKAR's Scott Pohl was at press preview days this week. We'll have his interviews in the days to come on "Morning Edition," "All Things Considered" and "Current State."

Until then, here are some photos from this year's show.