Toyota announced today that the Detroit Auto Show will display the first limited-edition Scion for 2009. (more…)

The news today from Mazda – not only is it not pulling out of the Detroit Auto Show – but both versions of the new Mazda3 will be on display there. (more…)

Ford unveils the sedan version of its new Fiesta at the Guangzhou Auto Show. (more…)

In what is certain to be a third trip to the basement of Cobo Center, NAIAS announces that Brilliance Auto and BYD will represent China at the upcoming auto show in January. (more…)

Once the home of Michigan’s only self-proclaimed King, Beaver Island, the largest island in Lake Michigan and located 30 miles off Michigan’s northern tip, will play host to its own inaugural electric car show on June 27th and 28th.

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Nissan was showing off the new version of their Nissan Murano as well as the new Infiniti EX35, while Toyota, in addition to tooting its own horn, exhibited its current hybrid technology.

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The Chinese manufacturers came to NAIAS in a big way, although they are not quite ready for prime time…

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Once again, Lexus brings us the beautiful LF-A, only this time its topless…

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Press Preview days have arrived and everyone here at LotPro.com is very excited. Although the public show is still five days away, the auto manufacturers have already added more vehicles to the list of concept vehicles from a week ago.

Here is a list of additional concept vehicles that will be seen at the North American (more…)

Both General Motors and Mazda claim top honors at this year’s Detroit Auto Show. For the second year in a row, General Motors claimed the Car of the Year award – this time with the completely redesigned Chevy Malibu. The Malibu beat both the Honda Accord and corporate sibling Cadillac CTS to claim the prize this year, which last year went to the Saturn Aura.

The Truck of the Year award went to Mazda’s CX-9 – a first for the company. The CX-9 beat both the Chevrolet Tahoe hybrid as well as the Buick Enclave.

The awards are presented annually at the North American International Auto Show. Winners are selected by a panel of 45 automotive writers from the United States and Canada.