Automotive & Motors
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Automotive & MotorsThe Detroit Auto Show Roars Back — Louder And More Electric
Motor City's marquee event returned with a split personality: thunderous combustion muscle on one floor, silent electric horsepower on the next. Detroit loved both.
Automotive & MotorsWhy The Woodward Dream Cruise Still Owns Michigan's Summer
A single stretch of asphalt becomes the world's biggest rolling car show every August. For Michigan's classic-car faithful, it's church.
Automotive & MotorsDetroit's Tuner Scene Is Louder Than The Muscle Crowd Wants To Admit
In the shadow of Big Three muscle, a thriving import and tuner culture has built its own identity — and it's winning over the next generation.
Automotive & MotorsElectric Muscle Is Here, And It's Embarrassing The Gas Cars
A new class of electric performance vehicles delivers acceleration that internal combustion can't touch. Michigan's gearheads are torn.
Automotive & MotorsThe Exotic Dealerships Betting Michigan Has Money To Spend
High-end dealers stocking supercars are expanding across the state, wagering that Michigan's wealth is quieter — and larger — than its reputation suggests.
Automotive & MotorsInside The Detroit Studios Where Tomorrow's Cars Are Drawn
Before a vehicle is engineered, it's sketched. Michigan's design studios remain the secret rooms where a car's character is decided years in advance.
Automotive & MotorsThe JDM Legends Michiganders Waited Years To Legally Import
As iconic Japanese performance cars clear import age limits, Michigan enthusiasts are finally getting their hands on childhood dream machines.
Automotive & MotorsMichigan Is Finally Building The Chargers Its EVs Need
Range anxiety kept many Michiganders off electric cars. A fast-growing charging network — including a wired stretch of highway — is starting to change the math.
Automotive & MotorsThe Quiet World Of Michigan's Supercar Collectors
Behind unmarked warehouses across the state sit collections worth fortunes. The people who build them are more interesting than the cars.