The Chicago Auto Show, now in its 99th year, bills itself as the largest auto show in North America, and as we all know, size does indeed matter. But while it may be the largest, the second whistle stop on the annual international auto show tour doesn't usually pack all that show floor space with a glut of spanking new world premieres.
That's not to say there isn't anything hot set to spin at the ginormous McCormick Place on Chi-town's famed Lake Shore Drive. Part one of the show features the debut of the all-new Toyota Highlander, the return of the Ford Taurus and Mercury Sable, facelifts for the Nissan Titan, Armada and Pathfinder, a new variant of the Kia Rondo, and a pair of new Scions.
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