A special edition of the new 2015 Ford Mustang was one of the highlights of Day 1 of the New York International Auto Show. Photo credit: Ford Motor Company
The New York International Auto Show is a major stop on the world's auto-show circuit. Like so much else in New York, it's big, it's loud, and it's one of the industry's highest-profile stages.
Rex Moore and John Rosevear, better known as The Motley Fool's Motor Money duo, were in New York for the first of two days devoted to events for the world's automotive and financial media -- and they've captured the highlights to share with you through the magic of video.
Rex and John were there as Hyundai (HYMTF 4.75%) revealed its all-new Sonata sedan, which has its sights set squarely on Toyota's (TM 1.39%) top-selling Camry -- while Toyota, looking to gain a step on its rivals, revealed a surprisingly extensive overhaul of its top-selling sedan.
Meanwhile, Ford (F -0.12%) kicked off its celebration of the Mustang's 50th birthday week in style with a special anniversary edition -- and John asked Ford's chief operating officer, Mark Fields, to share his perspective on what makes the Mustang special to Ford and its fans around the world.
Ford also showed off the latest version of its Focus. The Focus may not seem not quite as exciting as the Mustang, but it's a critical product for Ford -- and John offers his take on whether Ford's overhaul of its hot-selling compact hit the mark.
It's all here in Rex and John's video report on Day 1 of the New York International Auto Show. Check it out, and then scroll down to leave a comment with your thoughts on the show.
