It may have been the last press event of a very long day, but for those who stuck around it was well worth the wait. For starters, Mazda unveiled a special edition model that was created to celebrate 25 years since the launch of the brand's iconic roadster, the Mazda MX-5.

With the compact crossover segment heating up coupled with the success of its platform-mate the Buick Encore, General Motors has decided to reverse a previous marketing decision and starting importing the Chevy Trax from Korea into the U.S.

Earlier today at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House (believe us, it's more than a house) in Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan, the annual media preview was held for the 27th EyesOn Design Automotive Design Exhibition.

Even though it already made its debut this past August in Korea and in Europe two months later, last week's intro at the 2014 LA Auto Show was the first time most journalists in North America had the chance to eyeball the all-new 2016 Kia Sorento in person.

Not one to rest on its laurels, however, Honda has performed a mid-cycle refresh on the RDX.

Unveiled in 2012, the Toyota Avalon receives a facelift just four years into its model cycle. For 2016, the Avalon will be available in a total of five trim levels (XLE, XLE Plus, XLE Premium, Limited and Touring) with gasoline-powered models (a hybrid drivetrain is also available) powered by Toyota's 268 horsepower direct injection 3.5-liter V6.

Media days surrounding the 2014 LA Auto Show start later today, but that didn't stop Mazda from getting a jump on the competition last night by unveiling the all-new 2016 CX-3 compact crossover in front of a packed media audience.

This year's New York Auto Show will go down in the books as one of the more important ones in recent memory. By our count, eighteen production vehicles, five concept cars and a World Rallycross racer made their world debuts, while three more vehicles were seen for the first time by a North American audience. Since covering a list that long would require a bit too much time and space, we decided to pare it down to the what we think are the five most significant vehicle intros, in terms of importance to both the marketplace and their manufacturers, at this year's show.

Public days are well underway at the 2015 Chicago Auto Show and it looks as if this year will see well over a million visitors to the show as last year topped that mark and, early on, attendance is up 20 percent over the same time last year. Among the new models on display never seen by the public are a midsize crossover and two pickups from Chevrolet.

Guangzhou Automobile Group Co., Ltd., GAC for short, is back in the Motor City after a year's hiatus, determined to make its mark on the world stage at the 2015 Detroit Auto Show. To accomplish this, the Chinese manufacturer is offering show goers a glimpse of its lineup with three models on display.