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The 2019 Los Angeles Auto Show brought out some futuristic concept cars for a world decades from now, and also some hints at the design direction some automakers will take in the nearer future. Here’s a roundup of what appeared.

We hope you like SUVs, because that’s what you’ll see at the 2019 Los Angeles Auto Show opening Friday; here’s everything we saw during the media preview.

The sleek Lexus LC 500 coupe will have a 2021 LC 500 Convertible stablemate that will have its production debut at the 2019 L.A. Auto Show and go on sale in the summer of 2020.

For 2020, the Porsche 718 Boxster and 718 Cayman will get performance-oriented “T” models.

The 2020 Chevrolet Corvette is a highlight of the 2019 Tampa Bay New Car and Truck Show that rolls into Buccaneer territory later this week.

Chevrolet has release official acceleration times for the entry 2020 Corvette and pegs it at 2.9 seconds from zero-to-60 mph with the Z51 Performance Pack and 3.0 seconds without.

The start of production for the 2020 mid-engine Corvette, which was to start this year, has been pushed back until February, a Chevrolet spokesman confirmed to Cars.com.

The coolest thing about the Tokyo Motor Show is seeing all the fun cars we’ll never get here in America — but it’s also the saddest thing. Here are the 2019 stars.

Android Auto capability comes standard or is available as an option on many 2016-and-later vehicles, but not all manufacturers have included the integration. Read on to find out which cars currently offer the feature.

Which convertibles for the 2019 model year offer power-folding hardtops? Just seven. Here they are.