Detroit's Auto Show Reinvents Itself
Detroit’s Auto Show Reinvents Itself Again By Returning To January
The Detroit Auto Show, aka the North American International Auto Show, is starting over again. After a few years with warmer dates, the show has returned to frosty January. The show’s media days are scheduled for a single day on Friday, Jan. 10. The full show will extend to Jan. 20.
As Detroit Auto Show returns to January, here's what to expect
The Detroit Auto Show is going back to its roots in more ways than one with hopes that its return to January, and renewed focus on new cars over frills, will be the key to longevity. The show at Huntington Place in downtown Detroit kicks off Friday with the customary Charity Preview and opens to the public Saturday, running through Jan. 20.
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