#LosAngeles

At long last, the worst-kept secret in Motown has made its official debut. The 2020 Jeep Gladiator truck was just unveiled at the Los Angeles Auto Show, melding the unabashed ruggedness of a Wrangler with all the usefulness of a midsize pickup.

An all-new Camry launched in the middle of 2017, a redesigned RAV4 crossover in nigh and engineers are hard at work on the next-generation Corolla. With these cornerstone products squared away, Toyota’s Tundra full-size pickup is next in line for an overhaul.

Who says hybrids have to be as boring as reading the end user license agreement that comes with computer software?

Finalists for the 2018 North American Car, Utility and Truck of the Year (NACTOY) Awards were announced at the Los Angeles Auto Show.

The Mazda6 is a perennial favorite in the midsize sedan segment thanks to its driver-focused dynamics. But to continue improving the breed, this car has been thoroughly reworked for 2018.

Broadening the appeal of its bestselling RX crossover, the product development chefs at Lexus have been cooking up two extended-length versions of this popular utility vehicle, models with three rows of seats and room for up to seven passengers.

To keep pace with rivals, engineers have been hard at work improving the Toyota Safety Sense (TSS) suite of advanced driver assistance technologies. Scheduled to launch around the middle of next year, the second-generation of this system sports new features and additional refinements.

If you live in California, you won’t be surprised to learn that driving there continues to be terrible.

Alfa Romeo has revealed its first-ever crossover vehicle at the 2016 Los Angeles Auto Show. Named after a mountain pass in the Italian Alps, the Stelvio will compete in a scalding-hot segment.

Love Porsches? Well, plan on booking a trip to Los Angeles as soon as possible.

Six of the most congested highways in the U.S. are in in Los Angeles, California, but the most congested is in another state.

Midwesterners have a hard time fathoming pleasant temperatures and sunshine in the middle of November, but Tinseltown is warmer than a basket of fresh dryer lint right now.

The Altima sedan and Rogue crossover are Nissan’s top selling models in America. But did you know, the compact Sentra is the Japanese automaker’s third most popular vehicle? To keep it on drivers’ shopping lists, the Sentra has been refreshed for the 2016 model year.

Land Rover may have embarked on something of fool’s errand by borrowing a less-than-successful idea from Nissan.

Whether they deserve it or not, dealerships often have less-than-favorable reputations.