After a year in which U.S. auto sales fell over 18 percent, the 2009 North American International Auto Show is anything but festive.
For U.S. auto-makers General Motors, Ford and privately-held Chrysler -- their futures are uncertain. Ford and GM have cut first quarter production plans by 38 and 53 percent respectively.And many analysts question whether Chrysler, which recently received $4 billion in emergency federal loans-can continue as an independent company.Jon Decker reports from Detroit, Michigan.
