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BMW is bringing the limited-edition 2020 BMW M2 CS Coupe, a higher-power and more track-capable version of the 2019 M2 Competition, to the 2019 L.A. Auto Show for an official unveiling on Nov. 20.
Toyota announced today that the 2021 RAV4 plug-in hybrid will make its debut at the 2019 Los Angeles Auto Show.
BMW has disclosed a bit more about what it’ll be like to drive the 2020 2 Series Gran Coupe luxury compact car ahead of its L.A. Auto Show debut in November.
BMW plans to reveal the 2 Series Gran Coupe during the 2019 Los Angeles
Auto Show in November; here's a peek at it.
Porsche unveiled an eighth-generation redesign of its iconic 911 sports car
— the 992 generation by internal designation and Porsche-phile lingo, as
opposed to the outgoing 991 generation.
Mercedes-Benz has updated its high-performance coupe and roadster, the
AMG GT, with styling and interior updates. It also gets a hardcore
racetrack
version: the AMG GT R Pro.
For 2019, Toyota adds all-wheel drive to the refreshed Prius' slimmed-
down
lineup.
Nissan has given its 2019 Murano mid-size SUV a light once-over as it
takes on stiffer competition for the new model year.
Full-size sedans might be a shrinking breed in the SUV world, but Nissan is
aiming to make its Maxima stand out as the sportier and near-premium
full-size choice with a light refresh for 2019.
After a debut at the 2018 New York auto show, the Lincoln Aviator returns
in full production guise as a 2020 model for the 2018 Los Angeles Auto
Show.