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Why Is The Bat Signal On The GM Renaissance Center?

If you’ve been through downtown over the past few days you may have noticed a bat symbol shining on the side of the General Motors world headquarters, known as the RenCen. Why is there a constant beacon calling for the caped crusader, alternating with the familiar Chevy bowtie logo? It’s marketing, of course. Inside the North American International Auto Show, you’re going to find a life-size LEGO Batmobile to help promote the movie hitting theaters February 10, “The LEGO Batman Movie.” I...

In-Depth: Tech, Security And Auto Trends With Joe Wiesenfelder Of Cars.com

We caught up with one of the brightest and most respected minds covering the auto industry, Joe Wiesenfelder, at the North American International Auto Show. He’s the Executive Editor of Cars.com and has driven pretty much every kind of vehicle ever made. He was part of the Cars.com launch team back in 1997 and his first car was a 1971 Oldsmobile Delta 88 with a 455-cubic-inch engine. Daily Detroit: What are some of your impressions of the show? Joe Wiesenfelder: Interesting mix of things at...

Auto Show Brings 808,775 Attendees and $400 Million In Economic Impact To Detroit

Detroit was a hot destination last week as 808,775 people descended upon a renovated Cobo Center to see the 2015 North American International Auto Show. Although, it’s during our coldest season, the hot cars and good times brought throngs of people to Detroit. The 2015 show total edges out last year’s by 5,324. “For two weeks, we’ve seen the confidence and felt the commitment that auto manufacturers have placed in our show, and in our city,” said NAIAS Chairman Scott LaRiche. “They unveiled un...

First Day Of Auto Show Draws 110,509 - Surpasses 2014 Opener

When doors of Cobo Center flung open, the throngs came. The were more than 50 product unveilings, enhancements at the venue, and more drew more than 110,509 people on the first day of the 2015 show, beating the 2014 opening day at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS). First day attendance represents an increase of 3,949 guests over the 2014 opener, and was the strongest in six years. The best opening day ever was in 2000 when 118,877 attended. Hot items, according to officials, i...

7 Uniquely Detroit Bars To Visit During The Auto Show

When in Detroit, do as Detroiters do and go eat and drink somewhere cool. Each of these bars showcase Detroit well in different ways. Some are new, some are in buildings that were vacant for years, and others are mainstays. We’re not going to send you to out to the ‘burbs like Birmingham or Grosse Pointe, because the fun can be had within walking distance of Cobo Center. If it’s too cold, or if your dogs are barking, you can grab a ride on the People Mover for .75 cents (click here for a People...

BUZZ: 10 Reveals From The 2015 NAIAS In Detroit

The North American International Auto Show is in town, and one of the most anticipated things about it is the reveals. It’s a fashion show for the auto enthusiast, where Detroit is to motorized transportation what Paris is to clothing. So here are 10 of the highlighted reveals that were the buzz on social media … what are you looking forward most to seeing at Cobo Center? [View the story “Ten Reveals From The 2015 Detroit Auto Show ” on Storify]...

Here's How To Get A Free Ride This Week Thanks To Uber And Cadillac

The North American International Auto Show will have thousands upon thousands descend upon the D over the next few weeks, but it doesn’t come without benefits. Starting tomorrow on Monday and running through Friday the 16th of January, you’ll be able to grab a free 15 minute Uber ride. Fifteen minutes should be more than enough to get you anywhere downtown, or most of the way to a bordering suburb like Ferndale. All you have to do is open up your Uber app and hit the “Cadillac” option starting M...

The 2015 North American International Auto Show Promises To Amaze

The final stages of preparation for the 27th annual North American International Auto Show (NAIAS), one of the premiere automotive conventions in the world, are underway in Detroit. In the past, the auto show has been the place where global manufacturers introduce new products, and the lineup for the 2015 NAIAS is expected to be one of the most innovative yet. Highlights are expected to include: * “The Gallery” – Hosted by MGM Grand on Saturday, January 10. The event features more than $6 m...

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