Of course the LA show is keeping tight-lipped about the new vehicles set to cross its stage, but all-new designs from Acura, Hyundai, Kia, Nissan and Toyota have been confirmed. The LA show is also promising "world firsts" from Chevrolet, BMW, Fiat and Volkswagen.
"As the first major North American show of the season, LA sets the tone for 2013 and we expect that automakers will pull out all the stops to excite new-car buyers," said Andy Fuzesi, general manager, LA Auto Show. "In virtually every category from the greenest electric vehicle to high-horsepower performance models, the technological advancements we are seeing today eclipse all previous automotive eras."
This year's Los Angeles Auto Show will open its doors on November 28.
