Earlier today, the Honda Civic Hatchback made its entrance onto the world stage at the Geneva Motor Show. No sooner had the ink dried on that press release, than a second one followed announcing when it would bow in North America.

Ford rolled out the latest members of its Fusion family in Detroit at the 2016 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS), two of which were brand new to the lineup.

Though the cabin is roomier and vehicle aerodynamics are improved with a lower coefficient of drag, we would hardly describe the new Impreza as sleeker in appearance than the previous models. It's also quite a stretch to state that Subaru's new design language puts the brand's signature hexagonal grille and hawk-eye headlights onto a more sculptural body.

One of the highlights of last Monday's media day at the 2016 North American International Auto show in Detroit was the unveiling of the second-generation Honda Ridgeline midsize pickup.

Chrysler purposely dropped the Town & Country moniker from its latest minivan to avoid any comparison to the past. The new Pacifica is stylish in a way Chrysler minivans have never been.

The Acura Precision Concept is more than simply a concept vehicle, it is a design study model that literally will shape the direction of all future Acura products around our Precision Crafted Performance DNA, said Dave Marek, Acura global creative director.

Many in attendance found it interesting that Ford spent much of their press conference at the 2016 North American International Auto Show discussing FordPass, but the truck-loving and adventurous were surely more interested in the latest Raptor.

Hyundai - an automaker that has taken a page from Toyota's playbook by creating a separate brand for a lineup of fuel-efficient vehicles.

Although it's only a one-off, the Warrior created plenty of buzz in Detroit, and it's easy to see why.

The new Mazda MX-5 RF, unveiled last night in New York, is so good-looking, that it should, nay, will, attract buyers who don't even need a hardtop for their Miata.