Detroit Motor Show 2015: the best of the rest - pictures

<p class="p1">The LM Strati is surely one of the most unusual cars at the Detroit Motor Show. Its makers say that the Strati is the world's first 3D-printed car. Everything on the car that could be integrated into a single piece has be

<p class="p1">It's not just passenger cars that spawn concept cars at the world's top motor shows - pick-up trucks do too, like the Chevy Colorado ZR2 Concept here. It's supposedly aimed at those looking to go off-road with their pick-

<p class="p1">Buick is part of General Motors, so while this new concept car is strictly aimed at the US market we could see some design influences on future Vauxhall concepts and perhaps some future production cars. It's actually not

<p class="p1">Honda decided that despite this being the North American International Auto Show, it would display a miniature version of its new aeroplane. The Honda Jet will take to the skies later this year, aimed at wealthy corporate

<p class="p1">While the Silverado might not be particularly crazy by American standards, there’s no denying it would stand out on UK roads due to its sheer bulk. The huge pick-up truck gets a choice of V6 and V8 petrol engines, all wit

<p class="p1">Mercedes gave us a glimpse of the future with its weird and wonderful F 015 concept car – first revealed at the 2015 CES show in Las Vegas. It’s over five metres long and two metres wide, with a huge 3.6m wheelbase – ensu

<p class="p1">Nestled in the far corner of Toyota’s Detroit show stand were a pair of exciting race cars. The Joe Gibbs Racing NASCAR Camry, driven by Kyle Busch was on show with its bold M&amp;M livery, while next to it sat a battered

<p class="p1">The Toyota FV2 ‘Future Mobility Concept’ was on show in Detroit, too. It’s not the first time we’ve seen the personal transportation pod, but the futuristic concept still stood out on the Toyota stand. The car is controll