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Lexus went against the grain at the 2019 Los Angeles Auto Show with this, the new LC500 Convertible.

Chevrolet is bringing a name back with this, the Tinyblazer—sorry, Trailblazer.

Say hello to the second plug-in hybrid in the  Lincoln lineup: the Corsair Grand Touring.

It might seem hard to believe, but this will be Toyota’s second-quickest production model next year. Yes, the 2021 Toyota RAV4 Prime packs both more performance and more efficiency.

Volkswagen has been showing that electrified doesn’t need to mean boring or dull, thanks to a series of ID. brand concepts. The latest one is the seventh in the line, and it’s part station wagon, part crossover, and 100 percent cool. This is the ID. Space Vizzion.

Nissan pre-empted the LA Auto Show opening by revealing the latest evolution of its best-selling American model ever, the 2020 Sentra, Tuesday evening.

With Audi’s bold plans for 20 new EVs by 2025, it’s probably not much of a surprise that not all of them are entirely different from each other. By that, we mean that some variants are not just likely, but inevitable. The latest, unveiled today the night before the LA auto show is one of those. It’s an e-tron, but this time it’s a Sportback.

Kia will likely grow its crossover lineup later this week, based on a teaser image for the LA Auto Show.

Genovation Cars, the company that built the all-electric, 800-hp Genovation Extreme Electric, or GXE for short, is bringing the car to a U.S. auto show for the very first time. It will be on-stand later this week at the L.A. Auto Show.

Following up on their somewhat mystifying teaser posts, Volvo has made the even more mystifying decision not to show any cars at its stand at the LA Auto Show.

The new 2019 Infiniti QX50 has made its official debut at the Los Angeles Auto Show.

Volkswagen will be introducing a production crossover based on the I.D. Crozz concept to the North American market, which is making its U.S. debut in L.A. right now.

Looks like Lincoln’s motor cars will get real names again.

The LA Auto Show has barely kicked off and already Volkswagen has debuted the latest version of the Tiguan: the R-Line.