Highlights From the 2006 NAIASMSN Autos highlights the eight things

Highlights From the 2006 NAIAS
MSN Autos highlights the eight things you should know about this year's show in Detroit.
Ann Job

Top Sport Utilities of 2005 on MSN Autos
The most popular sport-utility vehicles on MSN Autos, based on visits to the site's vehicle research pages during 2005.
compiled by MSN Autos

Robbery gang targeting fast cars (BBC News)
Police say owners of high-powered cars need to be vigilant after a spate of violent robberies.

Game's lapses seem criminal (Tacoma News Tribune)
Here's a game that has everything. Powerful guns, fast cars, swaggering streetwise cops, maniacal bad guys, an all-star cast of voice talent. And for your playground: the Big Apple, New York City, one of the most interesting and diverse urban scenes on the planet.

2006 Detroit Auto Show Preview
2006 NAIAS in Detroit: Image is Everything
Ann Job

A city going nowhere fast (Sydney Morning Herald)
SYDNEY'S reliance on cars is costing more than $18 billion a year through congestion, accidents and air pollution, and threatens to stunt the state's economy. -

Wheeler hopes to pave way for improved competition (The Charlotte Observer)
In deciding how to proceed with a $3 million project to repave Lowe's Motor Speedway, track President Humpy Wheeler said he also had to think about the cars that soon will be racing on it.

2006 NAIAS Coverage
The Official Web Site of the North American International Auto Show.
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