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The Detroit Auto Show is going back to its roots. After more than a generation when it often seemed like automakers cared more if they made the morning news than whether the show sold any new cars, the 2025 Detroit Auto Show is all about customers looking for new wheels ― but with some entertaining surprises.

The show floor at Huntington Place on Detroit’s riverfront will hold everything from exotic super cars to brand new levels of performance from local heroes like the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Corvette, not to mention electric vehicles that deliver affordability and head-snapping performance, and the newly crowned 2025 vehicles of the year.

In a first, automotive lifestyle group Hagerty plans a special exhibit where people will be able to watch an engine being built starting Jan.

15. Other attractions include cars made famous in movies and TV, and a selection of Detroit's most influential and beloved creations.

It's a dramatic change from the days when automakers spent millions of do