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"  Next Monday marks the start of Detroit&amp;#039;s 2013 North America International Auto Show, and although the LA Auto Show wrapped up just a month ago, Automakers still have plenty to reveal in the days ahead. Before the inundation of concept vehicle photos and new car announcements, here are five things to look forward to from Detroit. Chevrolet Corvette C7 The teaser campaign for Chevy&amp;#039;s next iteration of the Coverette is one of the best examples of a slow burn. Over the past three months\u2014since the automaker announced the date of the debut\u2014we&amp;#039;ve learned what&amp;#039;s under the hood and a rough idea of four preview clips to whet your Corvette appetite. Even though leaked images of the C7 can be easily found using some obvious search teams on a popular search engine\u2014which we admit to sneaking a peek at\u2014we&amp;#039;re still excited to see the real deal come Sunday.   Cadillac ELR With the 2013 XTS and ATS, Cadillac brushed the dust off and positioned itself as a strong challenger to Bavaria. First debuted as a concept in 2009, Cadillac will reveal a production-ready version of their EV luxury coupe, the ELR, next week.      Toyota Furia Concept The teaser trailer Toyota put out last month features a lot of fire, carbon fiber, and LEDs. Details are scarce\u2014the Japanese automaker describes the Furia as an &amp;quot;exciting new sedan concept&amp;quot;\u2014but we can only hope it&amp;#039;s in the vein of the FR-S: a lightweight, nimble, rear-wheel-drive fun machine.  Hyundai HCD-14 Concept Where mid-sized Elantra and Sonata look exciting and modern, the full-sized Genesis is a little bland and kind of looks like Mercedes\u2014sort of. Though the teaser image is vague (aren&amp;#039;t they all) and spy shots are floating around (aren&amp;#039;t they always?), the striking C-pillar and taillight are cause enough to keep an eye on what Hyundai has in store for the future of their luxury segment.  Ford F-150 Concept Just a month after General Motors pulled the covers off the fifth-gen Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra, Ford sources tell Reuters that the Blue Oval is set to one-up GM with a teaser of the next generation F-series. While the rumor mill has been churning for months on an all-aluminum construction for Ford&amp;#039;s next full-size pickup, sources tell Car and Driver that the concept &amp;quot;depicts the styling for the 2015 F-150.&amp;quot;  Honda Urban SUV Concept Remember when a teaser image for the likely Fit-based crossover surfaced last month? No? Yeah, it kind of got lost in the pre-Detroit mix. But that striking silver silhouette reminds us that a pint-sized crossover is a pretty interesting idea, and given Honda&amp;#039;s recent track record on concepts, there&amp;#039;s a good chance we&amp;#039;ll see it in showrooms soon.      2014 Infiniti Q50 After adopting a new naming convention for 2013 Models, Infiniti is set to unveil the latest would-be G-series luxury sports sedan. This G37 replacement will reportedly be the first to receive a Mercedes-Benz-produced V-6 through a partnership between the two companies, and will likely also be the first to tout the company&amp;#039;s drive-by-wire system. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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