Apparently the folks running the 2007 North American International Auto Show website got a little confused this afternoon.

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DETROIT - Bob Carter, the chief of Toyota's Lexus division, stepped forward at the Detroit auto show this week to introduce the company's first fire-breather - a 500-horsepower V-10 sports car, the LF-A.

Chrysler is finally taking the hint. The big, in-your-face, American-in-a-German-way 300C was the biggest hit the brand has had in years.

Why it’s one of our most significant: The front of this car has a giant grin on it for a reason: it’s proud to be a big, in-your-face American muscle sedan. The exterior is what the upcoming MKS could have looked like had Peter Horbury taken charge of Lincoln design earlier, and the inside is pure understated elegance.

Ford's conceptsThanks to the success of the Chrysler 300C, rear drive cars are back in fashion in America. GM has announced the return of the rear drive Camaro in 2009, and it's rumored will use the car's Australian-developed architecture for a rear drive Impala sedan due in 2010.

General Motors CEO Rick Wagoner just announced a new line of vehicles called E-Flex that will run on electrically driven propulsion systems. The Chevrolet Volt is the concept car that represents this development direction, and it looks promising from both a design and technology statement.

Chrysler Group has unveiled two brand new production cars at the Detroit Auto Show this week – and both will be coming to the UK in right hand drive.

Following a record setting sales trend and the successful launch of the all-new G sedan, <a href="http://resanium.com/news/categ-Infiniti_Reviews-21.html">Infiniti</a> is keeping the momentum going with today’s unveiling of the 2008 Infiniti QX full-size luxury sport utility vehicle at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.

So far, the two most intriguing and worthwhile debuts of 2007 Detroit Auto Show have been vehicles that we will never drive in their current guise. Both need further development and in one case, advanced battery technology.

Baby New Year moved his party to the Motor City beginning January 8th when Detroit hosted the North American International Auto Show.

DETROIT AUTO SHOW January 9, 2007; The new Veracruz midsize crossover made its North American debut today at the 2007 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS).

ETROIT - Higher door lines and more glass in the roof. Sleek, low hood lines with big chrome grilles. Functional interiors, including house-like lighting and a van with seats on two sides of a table.

Ford Interceptor – Lengthened Mustang underpinnings form the base upon which Ford designed what will probably be the next full-size sedan from the troubled Dearborn auto maker – bold, confident and distinctly American.

Welcome to Automobile Magazine’s full online coverage of the 2007 North American International Auto Show at Cobo Hall in Detroit, Michigan. We’re proud to bring you some of the most complete coverage on the internet. Below you’ll see a link to over ten wallpaper galleries packed full of nearly 200 pictures!

Toyota FJ Cruiser, so we took full advantageof the opportunity. First impressions? While not a classically handsome exterior, this is certainly ahead-turner, and should do well in a marketplace starved for character-rich small hardcore SUVs.