VOICED: Detroit automakers all smiles for industry show

The video discusses the optimism among US automakers in Detroit as they aim for a fresh start after a challenging year. President Obama's administration shows support, with notable figures like Nancy Pelosi inspecting new models like the all-electric Volt by General Motors. Chrysler, despite its struggles, is not ruling out any car, while Fiat introduces the Fiat 500 to the US market. The auto show highlights a trend towards smaller, economy models as consumers downsize from larger vehicles. However, not all Americans are ready to sacrifice size for economy. Global automakers like Toyota, Honda, Hyundai, and BMW are also competing fiercely for US buyers, showing optimism for 2010.

What is the significance of President Obama's team backing the automobile industry?

How is Chrysler responding to the current challenges in the automobile industry?

What new model is Fiat introducing to the US market?

What trends are observed among US customers regarding car sizes?

Which automakers are showing optimism for the year 2010?