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It rained special editions at the 2020 Chicago Auto Show and it looks like the Toyota stall got the most rainfall of all.

Chevrolet has taken the wraps off its restyled 2021 Equinox at the Chicago Auto Show. It gains Blazer-esque styling, complete with a new RS trim.

Ford went in a different direction for the traditionally truck-heavy Chicago Auto Show, instead showing off its low-slung GT supercar in updated 2020 form.

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Toyota has unveiled seven new trims and special editions at the 2020 Chicago Auto Show. Unsurprisingly, all of them are for the company’s crossovers, SUVs and trucks.

Hyundai will return to the midsize hybrid sedan fight once more, with a gas-and-battery version of its stylish new Sonata.

Chrysler remains committed to the minivan segment, taking the opportunity to show off the refreshed 2021 Pacifica at the Chicago Auto Show today.

Nissan is giving its dinosaur a new heart. No, not Godzilla—the mid-size Frontier pickup.

Jeep will kick off the Chicago Auto Show with this, the new Gladiator Mojave.

The 2019 Ram 1500 just debuted last month in Motown, but FCA wants to keep the momentum going because they’ve unveiled a Mopar-customized version of this all-new pickup at the Chicago Auto Show.

Fiat is turning the wick up for 2018. Its iconic 500 subcompact gets standard turbo power, a welcome upgrade.

The Chicago Auto Show is usually a pretty sleepy event. Automakers tend to reserve their most-important reveals for Detroit, Los Angeles or New York. Still, Ford is making a bit of news here in the Windy City with its updated Transit Connect.

 The Chicago Auto Show is normally a pretty quiet event and this year’s installment was no exception.

Nissan has rolled out the final piece in the Titan puzzle, the new King Cab models. 

The all-new 2018 Hyundai Elantra GT hatchback was just revealed at the Chicago Auto Show.

One of the new vehicles Toyota is showing at the Chicago Auto Show is the 2018 Sequoia TRD Sport.