Cars
These Are the Cars to Watch for at the Detroit Auto Show
This year will be light on luxury, big on old faithfuls.
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Last year was a good one for global carmakers.
In the week before the North American International Auto Show that will start Monday in Detroit, Audi, McLaren, Mercedes, Jaguar, and Land Rover, among others, announced record-breaking sales numbers for December and predicted new highs for 2016. Some, like Ford, held steady in certain segments; the company’s F-Series finished its 35th straight year as the bestselling vehicle in the U.S.