10 Cars From The 2017 Detroit Auto Show We Want In Production Now!

Crossover SUVs were a popular concept at the Detroit Auto Show, with nearly every maker demonstrating a new miniature SUV. GMC unveiled the redesigned 2018 Terrain at the show, which is designed to compete against the Chevrolet Equinox. The Terrain features three rows of seats and plenty of cargo room. Drivetrain options include four- and six-cylinder engines with available 3500 pounds of towing power. LED headlamps, parking assist cameras, and media sync options round out the Terrain’s features.

5. 2018 Lexus LS

At the Detroit Auto Show, visitors to the Lexus booth were captivated by the futuristic, elegant design of the 2018 Lexus LS concept. This sleek luxury sedan has a retro-themed front grille that harkens back to the golden age of first-generation pre-war sedans. An all-new, twin-turbocharged, direct-injected 3.5-liter V6 puts out 415 horsepower, meaning this luxury sedan will have no problem keeping up with sportier models. Lexus has hinted at a hybrid model to come once the 2018 LS hits the production line.