Detroit auto show expects more brands to show up in 2023 | Ford's new purchasing chief | Stellantis executive shakeup | GM boosts Canada investments | More calls for standard auto safety technologies

The Detroit Auto Dealers Association, which runs the show, expects more than double the 13 brands that participated in last year's show.

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