Detroit Auto Show 2018

Ford has long topped the American auto market with the F-Series pickup truck. But while it's rolling with its larger pickups, it hasn't had a midsize pickup since it discontinued the Ranger back in 2011. Six years and change later, that drought comes to an end with the new 2019 Ranger.

As much as it is a car show, the 2018 Detroit auto show might just be more a truck and 4x4 show. It's no small story when each of Detroit's Big 3 shows an all-new pickup. Combine that with wild concept SUVs and a new Mercedes G-Class, and you have a show full of big-time trucks and SUVs.

With the start of the North American International Auto Show, another year of auto shows and advancing auto tech is officially underway. New Atlas roamed the floor of the show to bring you a look at everything from brand-new concept cars to revived Hollywood hero cars.

Hyundai has brought forth a new generation for the Veloster coupe with an all-new 2019 model year design for the car, plus a turbocharged option and a new, high-performance model under Hyundai’s N lineup. Also in Detroit is the Veloster special edition made for the upcoming Marvel Ant-Man movie.

This year marks the 50th anniversary for the classic film Bullitt, which featured a 1968 Ford Mustang in the movie's iconic car chase. To mark the occasion, Ford has unveiled the Mustang Bulitt that features a reworked V8 and several exterior and interior features that nod to the original.

The Lexus LF-1 Limitless Concept is designed to accommodate any powertrain at the disposal of Toyota-Lexus, including plug-ins, hybrids, fuel cells, or gasoline options.

The 2018 North American International Auto Show is fast approaching, and BMW is debuting a host of new models at the Detroit show. The headlining vehicles include the all-new X2 crossover along with the updated i8 Coupe and Roadster.