#L-a-AutoShow

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.

The Los Angeles auto show is merging with the affiliated Connected Car Expo and will be rebranded as AutoMobility LA. 

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

Chevrolet revealed a pure electric concept car at the Detroit auto show back in January. Called the Bolt, this BMW i3-esque hatchback promises a 200-mile range. Not one to be outdone, the bow tie’s arch nemesis may be planning a rival to this model.

It’s hard to take your eyes off the new Jaguar F-Type Coupe, but its brilliant design isn’t the only story at the LA Auto Show.

Much more than a closed cabin version of its new sports car, the F-Type coupe just debuted ahead of the 2013 L.A. Auto Show with a long list of upgrades.

It’s getting harder and harder to keep a car under wraps these days, with even more images of the upcoming Toyota RAV4 hitting the internet prematurely, following a few shots that emerged yesterday.

The new facelifted Toyota RAV4 is set to debut in a few days at the 2012 L.A. Auto Show and images showing the new vehicle uncovered just leaked. 

Cadillac‘s long awaited XTS flagship has been officially revealed with a whole suite of technology features that should help it establish a niche among buyers interested in more than just rear-drive handling dynamics.