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2013 Detroit motor show A-Z

All the news, pictures and videos as the wraps are pulled off performance cars and concepts at the 2013 Detroit motor show

2013 Detroit motor show A-Z

This week sees the 25th North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) take place in Detroit. The first major motor show of the year, there are a number of important and intriguing reveals to keep track of. Here we collect them together. Click the links below for full stories and picture galleries...

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Detroit motor show live picture gallery

Detroit motor show performance car gallery

Detroit motor show American car gallery

Audi RS7 Sportback

Bentley GTC Speed

Bentley GTC Speed video

BMW M6 Gran Coupe

Corvette Stingray

New Honda NSX concept

Infiniti Q50 sports saloon

Lexus IS - full details

Lexus IS F-Sport

Mercedes-Benz CLA

Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG

Mercedes-Benz E-class and E-class coupe

Mini Paceman John Cooper Works

Shelby Ford Focus ST

VW Passat Performance Concept

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