From Kia's first dedicated hybrid to a track-ready Camaro, dune-bounding Toyota, handsome Chevy crossover, and full-framed Nissans, there was plenty of glistening sheetmetal on display.

Tacoma Limited is dressed out like a luxury SUV with a bed. It's a serious-looking beast with muscular fenders, sculpted hood, evil barn-size grille, foglamps, and 18-inch alloys shod in off-road tires.

All of the current Scion models will transition to the Toyota brand beginning in August, so if you love them, they'll still be around.

If your heart desires a Miata, yet you need to ride that's slightly more practical, it would be hard to beat the CX-3.

After a 34-year hiatus, the DeLorean Motor Company announced it is putting its famous stainless steel gull-winged sports car back into production.

At the recent Detroit auto show, company scion Akio Toyoda promised no more boring Lexus. One look at the 2016 RX350 F Sport might convince you he's not kidding.

It's a sassy little Buick, flaunting the brand's new winged grille, crisp lighting elements, and 20-inch wheels - two styles available. Look a little closer to notice elegant chrome around the windowline and bodysides that are truly sculpted with positive and negative curvature along the main crease and lower sill.

While sometimes a little boring, the RDX is a well-built machine -- able to take all winter throws at it while insulating happy people from bitter cold.

WFYI auto correspondent Casey Williams traveled to Detroit's North American International Auto Show and brought back a few highlights to share.

To drive a Charger Rallye, you choose brains over brawn, a V6 over a HEMI, but the underlying car has game no matter its game.