Detroit Auto Show 2014

The North American International Auto Show (NAIAS), one of the largest auto shows in North America, has been opened in Detroit with a renewed optimism as confident carmakers forecast more growth and unveiled powerful new trucks, sexy sports cars and an abundance of luxury. The newest models, many with more horsepower, more aggressive profiles and ever-swankier cockpits are presented at the show.The auto show is being held annually in Detroit since 1907, except 1943-1952. The show gained its international status in 1988.

Nissan Sport Sedan. ©Reuters

Ne Mercedes-Benz 2015 C-Class. ©Reuter

New Mercedes-Benz 2015 C-Class. ©Reuters

Audi S8. ©Reuters

Audi S8. ©Reuters

Audi S8. ©Reuters

Audi S3. ©Reuters

Acura TLX prototype. ©Reuters

Acura TLX prototype. ©Reuters

Lexus RC F. ©Reuters

Lexus RC F. ©Reuters

Subaru WRX STI. ©Reuters

Subaru WRX STI. ©Reuters

Infiniti Q 50 Eau Rouge. ©Reuters

Infiniti Q 50 Eau Rouge. ©Reuters

Infiniti Q 30. ©Reuters

Hyundai Genesis. ©Reuters

Jeep Cherokee. ©Reuters

Ford SVT Raptor. ©Reuters

Dodge Durango. ©Reuters

GMC Sierra HD. ©Reuters

Cadillac Elmiraj. ©Reuters

Cadillac ATS Coupe. ©Reuters

Dodge Challenger. ©Reuters

Volvo XC купе. ©Reuters

Honda Fit 2015. ©Reuters

Kia GT4 Stinger. ©Reuters

Porsche 911 Targa. ©Reuters

Porsche AG, President and CEO Matthias Müller is sitting in the Porsche 911 Targa. ©Reuters

Mercedes-Benz S Class Coupe. ©Reuters

Mercedes-Benz S Class Coupe. ©Reuters

Mercedes-Benz S Class Coupe. ©Reuters

Mercedes-Benz C Class. ©Reuters

New Mercedes C Class Sedan. ©Reuters

BMW M4 Coupe. ©Reuters

Mini John Cooper Works. ©Reuters

Новый Chrysler 200 S sedan. ©Reuters

Chevrolet Corvette Stingray ZO6. ©Reuters

Chevrolet Corvette Stingray ZO6. ©Reuters

Toyota FT-1. ©Reuters

Toyota FT-1. ©Reuters

New Ford F-150 pickup truck. ©Reuters

New Ford F-150 pickup truck. ©Reuters

New Ford F-150 pickup truck. ©Reuters