In pictures: Cool cars and hot wheels shine in Detroit
Acura reveals its new NSX at The North American International Auto Show. Evoking the memory of Formula One legend Ayrton Senna and boasting of G-forces similar to the sport he graced, the $150,000 Acura NSX supercar made its global bow Monday in Detroit.JEWEL SAMAD/AFP / Getty Images
Jochen Goller, senior vice-president, Mini, introduces the John Cooper Works hardtop at media previews for the North American International Auto Show.Paul Sancya/The Associated Press
The new Audi Q3.GEOFF ROBINS/AFP / Getty Images
Toyota reveals the new Tacoma mid-size pickup truck.Bill Pugliano/Getty Images
Reid Bigland, president and CEO of Alfa Romeo North America, stands with the new Alfa Romeo 4C Spider convertible after its reveal to the media at the 2015 North American International Auto Show.Bill Pugliano/Getty Images
The Chevrolet Bolt EV electric concept car.REBECCA COOK/Reuters
Ford’s show-stopping GT.Scott Olson/Getty Images
Head of Mercedez-Benz Cars, Dieter Zetsche, poses with the new GLE Coupe.JEWEL SAMAD/AFP / Getty Images
Mercedez-Benz F015 autonomous electric car.JEWEL SAMAD/AFP / Getty Images
The F015 again, this time with the doors closed.JEWEL SAMAD/AFP / Getty Images
The Mercedes-Maybach S600.Paul Sancya/The Associated Press
Models flank a Nissan Infiniti Q60 concept vehicle.Daniel Acker/Bloomberg
Joe Hinrich, president, The Americas at Ford Motor Company, introduces the new Ford F150 Raptor.Scott Olson/Getty Images
The new Nissan Titan.GEOFF ROBINS/AFP / Getty Images