The annual industry showcase began in 1907 near Belle Isle and grew in the 1960s and 1980s to become a massive, multi-day public event. It's back in January for 2025.

At the Historic Fort Wayne site in Detroit, the Detroit Historical Society preserves vintage vehicles from former auto shows and other special artifacts dating back decades.

The Detroit Auto Show is back and we're live from the show on Friday morning in January. Brittany Toolis is live from Ford to see what they're showing off.

At his final Detroit Auto Show as mayor, Mike Duggan said this year's showcase represents an optimistic future for the Motor City. Visiting the show just a year after the historic auto bailout of 2009, Duggan said he remembers the faces he saw. And they weren't excited.

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan spoke to reporters at the Detroit Auto Show about the future of the auto industry, EVs and more.