Subaru's Shape of Things to ComeAmid much speculation, the BRZ STI concept arrives at L.A.
Chevy's All Over the Map in L.A.From small to massive, the Bow Tie brings something for everyone.
Honda Crosses Over and Charges MoreAll-new CR-V comes to 2011 Los Angeles Auto Show, along with an EV Fit.
Hot Beetle Concept Displayed at L.A.Volkswagen's new bug aimed at performance enthusiast crowd.
Headroom With a View of L.A.Panoramic sunroofs are all the rage in Tinsel Town.
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About the Los Angeles Auto Show
The Los Angeles Auto Show is the last major U.S. auto show in 2011, features a number of world debuts, including the new Subaru BRZ concept and updated Ford Flex in addition to the presentation of the Green Car of the Year award. Taking place at the Los Angeles Convention Center, the L.A. show is open to the public from Friday, November 18, to Sunday, November 27. Only 100 cars were on display at the first auto show in Los Angles back in 1907, but for 2011, more than 1,000 cars, trucks and SUVs will be on hand, with a wide range of vehicles from fuel-efficient hybrids to high-performance supercars. Many one-of-a-kind concept cars will also be featured.
