The Detroit Auto Show;
Behind the headlines
AutoKnow Nov 17, 2014

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The annual North American International Auto Show (a.k.a. NAIAS, or simply The Detroit Auto Show) is a huge deal and one of the largest of its type in the world. Each January, the Cobo Convention Center draws in thousands of reporters and photographers and hundreds of thousands of patrons throughout the show’s nearly two-week run.

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