RSS RSS Twitter Twitter
Leftlane - news, reviews, and info for the auto-industry
 
 

2009 Detroit Auto Show: The Definitive Roundup

01/12/2009, 3:08 PM

By Nick Aziz

Unless you were glued to Leftlane over the weekend, you might have missed some of the Detroit auto show debuts that took place. Heck, you might have even missed some of Monday’s debuts if you weren’t watching closely. Now that all the major press conferences are over, here is a roundup of all of our coverage:

    Print This Post

New car price quote

Zero obligation price quote from a trusted local dealer.
 
 

01/12, 2:09 PM

posted by:

yarddog82abn

Wasn’t Roush going to unveiled it’s new F-150 and 2010 Mustang?

01/12, 3:20 PM

posted by:

Mutant@DCX

Good job LLN. I plan on going to the show next week. Good times, good times.

01/12, 3:49 PM

posted by:

mayer_ray_nagin

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alphabetical order is your friend!

01/12, 4:33 PM

posted by:

howsmydriving

Did David E. Davis join the LLN staff? If not, why are they beginning sentences with the word “Heck”?

01/13, 12:42 AM

posted by:

Lionwithoutpride

Seeing as how Xinhua is reporting that Chinese automakers “stole the limelight” in Detroit and they say the U.S. is their most important future market . . . doesn’t anyone else think that Leftlane should have some stories about the Chinese car companies? Again, Xinhua is printing claims from BYD that their electric car is going to be a 3-year-old time-tested vehicle when the Volt is just 1-year-old and unproven. Is that not something we all need to be aware of? The Chinese are on the horizon. Get to know them. They already think they know you and they will do everything they can to know more. Do not be afraid of the Chinese. They are only doing what EVERY people have a right to do-achieve industrialized levels of competence. However, we should be spending some effort learning about them. Every American industry must be looking at ways to ply open the Chinese markets (be that through legitimate trade, legislation, tariffs, the courts, or any other method) The Chinese are employing all available methods to open our markets. Just as they have a right to gain from us, we must secure our right to gain from them.

Do not laugh the Chinese off. Remember that before WWI the U.S. was thought of as a second-rate power. And even before WWII we were not pre-eminent. If we fail to rise to the competition of China then ours will be the last generation that lives such opulent lives.

 
 
You need to log in with your user name and password before you can leave comments.

    

Forgot your Password?

Don't have a user name yet? Simply fill in the form below and click the link provided in the
confirmation email. You must supply a valid email address to complete the registration process.

  
 
 
 
 
  • Login
  • About
  • Contact
Please note that you need to log in with your user name and password before you can leave comments.
  

login
cancel
Forgot your Password?
Don't have a user name yet? Click here to register now.

Simply fill in the form below and click the link provided in the confirmation email. You must supply a valid email address to complete the registration process.

  
submit
cancel
Leftlane is the leading source for automotive industry and vehicle news, new car research, future vehicle information, and reviews. Read by car shoppers, driving enthusiasts, autoworkers, executives, and investors, the website is updated throughout the day with the very latest auto news - as it happens.

Leftlane also provides consumers with accurate and media-rich information on every car currently on the market. In-market shoppers can review specs, read overviews, view high-resolution images, watch videos, and estimate pricing. No other automotive publication brings together the same degree of timeliness, thoroughness and accuracy as Leftlane.
 
submit
cancel