Detroit Auto Show 2007- msnbc.com

As commutes worsen, drivers seek solutions

At the upcoming Detroit auto show, automakers will be unveiling innovative new ideas that could radically change the way people commute from Point A to Point B every day. Full story

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INSIDE THE SHOW

Big SUVs, trucks looking scarce in Detroit

Saturn’s new Aura breaks with tradition

Readers weigh in on the Big Three

Ford, Airstream celebrate wanderlust

Automakers get creative with concepts

Q&A: GM’s Lutz charges up on the Volt

Chinese presence felt at auto show

Automakers aim for image makeovers

New midsize sedans target Camry

Poll: Americans still favor foreign cars

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GM dominates first day of car show

Fuel cells drive Ford Airstream concept

The cars Detroit's future is riding on

Crash-test revamp urged

Minivan aims to be 'family room on wheels'

Smart car launch won't be moved up

System could make CDs obsolete in cars

Ford redoes Focus, Five Hundred

GM sweeps auto show's truck, car awards

GM to unveil Volt electric concept car

Big 3 aim to compete with American style

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Driver's seat More

CEO lays out ambitious Chrysler road map
Chrysler's new chief executive, Sergio Marchionne of Italy's Fiat, says he is not "promising a miracle," but his ambitious turnaround plan for the automaker is raising eyebrows.

Cars are approaching ‘auto’ pilot mode

Review: Toyota Venza falls short

What automakers have in store for 2010

Ford to put air bags into back seat belts

The Driver's Seat

Plug-ins rev up; are consumers ready?

As Toyota tips, VW steers for the top

Battle of the ultrapremium automakers

Toyota's reputation takes a pounding

Slide show

North American International Autio Show 2007

Take cool concept cars for a spin
See 360-degree views of concept cars shown at the Detroit auto show.

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NBC NEWS EXAMINES THE AUTO INDUSTRY

Innovation, technology drive new car designs

One family hopes for Ford turnaround

Toyota culture keeps auto giant in fast lane

U.S. AUTO INDUSTRY — HAVE YOUR SAY

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Discuss it: Can Detroit get back on track?

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Big Three on the Hill
Nov. 17: Facing the possibility of collapse, Detroit’s ‘Big Three’ automakers hope Congress will extend them some financial help this week. CNBC’s Phil LeBeau reports.

A car in a box

Friedman on carbon, autos

A bailout for U.S. automakers?

Auto industry reflects an anxious America