The Los Angeles Auto Show kicked off this week, and basically every new model that was unveiled is some sort of crossover or SUV. That’s not exactly surprising, so why is it especially noteworthy?

This year's Los Angeles Auto Show kicks off on November 20, with a two-day press preview to be held before the doors open to the public. Stay tuned for our usual smattering of live coverage.

The LA Auto Show is less than two weeks away, which means every automaker that will be in attendance is putting the finishing touches on what their executives will say during their respective ...

The 2019 Los Angeles Auto Show, like every other major auto show, doesn't have a specific theme. While LA makes an excellent backdrop for cushy luxury vehicles and other metal that best fits into ...

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The press days are over and the Los Angeles auto show has already opened its doors to the paying public. We’ve covered the show in all its glory in our full Los Angeles auto show guide ...

The compact SUV market is growing like crazy and the MKC is a good-looking car, so this one could catch on. Audi brought a whole family of cars to LA, and the standout was the A3 Sportback e-tron ...

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