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" Toyota We&amp;#039;ll just say this: If the next-generation Supra follows cues from the Toyota FT-1 Concept, it may be worth the wait after all. This sleek coupe rolled out in Detroit (and Gran Turismo 6) with its focus squarely on performance.  Chevrolet Does it get any bigger than a Corvette debut in Detroit? No, and the 2015 Z06 delivered completely. We&amp;#039;re talking about a triple-digit horsepower increase over the previous model, a new transmission, and enough aero make Boeing blush. Oh, and there&amp;#039;s a blower. As if that wasn&amp;#039;t enough, Chevy rolled out the Z06&amp;#039;s rude, Le Mans-chasing cousin: The Corvette C7.R has arrived.  Ford GM isn&amp;#039;t the only hometown automaker present, as Ford reminded us by pulling back the cover on its 2015 F-150. The new aluminum body has trimmed an astonishing amount of curb weight, and there&amp;#039;s a Baja-tested turbo engine to power the truck.  Porsche  The new 911 Targa is a return to form for Porsche&amp;#039;s gap-roofed hero. But the classical styling is offset by one of the wildest folding tops we&amp;#039;ve ever seen.  Kia Yes, this is a rear-wheel-drive, turbocharged sports car with a manual transmission. And yes, it&amp;#039;s a Kia. This is the featherweight, BRZ-shaming GT4 Stinger Concept, and we&amp;#039;ve got all the details from its debut in Detroit.  Hyundai Think Kia&amp;#039;s boosted two-door is ambitious? Check out the 2015 Hyundai Genesis: The Korean firm says its design inspiration was the drop dead gorgeous Aston Martin Rapide.  Mercedes-Benz  Mercedes-Benz kicked off its North American excursion by rolling out the limousine S600. Its bi-turbo V12 is pure Autobahn, and the long wheelbase styling deserves a golf clap.  Nissan Nissan made its presence felt in Detroit with the debut of its new sports sedan concept. Could this be the Maxima&amp;#039;s successor?  Volkswagen Volkswagen was busy showing off its new off-road Beetle Dune crossover and moving the CrossBlue Concept one step closer to production.  Audi  Audi&amp;#039;s big first-day move was revealing its facelifted A8. Does it have the looks to match Mercedes&amp;#039;s new S-Class? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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