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Nissan dealers back out of the Detroit auto show
Nissan's car and trucks will not have any presence at the 2009 North American International Auto Show — not even a dealer-supported presence.

Nissan Asks Its Dealers to Skip Detroit Show
When Nissan said it would not put up a display at the auto show in Detroit, local dealers decided to do it themselves until the company intervened.

Nissan asks dealers to skip Detroit auto show
Japanese carmaker says it has nothing new to display.

Auto industry gloom hangs over Detroit car show
It's not surprising the pall that hangs over the auto industry is translating into less demand for dry ice and confetti at this year's North American International Auto Show.

Detroit Auto Show Features Electric Car Track
Organizers of Detroit's annual auto show have carved out space in the convention center basement for a 700-foot-long oval driving track to showcase zero emissions vehicles.

Auto Dealers Plan ‘Big Presence’ at DSF 2009
DUBAI — Automobile dealers in Dubai have announced big promotions and discounts on their new models to attract people during Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF) 2009, which will take place from January 15 to February 15, 2009.

Detroit Auto Show: The party's over
Reporters hoping for a free appletini mixed by Chrysler chief executive Robert Nardelli at the Detroit Auto Show are in for a disappointment this year.