2017 Los Angeles Auto Show Photo Gallery

by Tim Healey

December 2nd, 2017 3:07 AM

2017 los angeles auto show photo gallery

The 2017 Los Angeles Auto Show is now open to the public, and TTAC contributor Forest Casey and I figured it would be a nice weekend treat for you out there to gaze upon some of the cars that automakers unveiled at the show.

If you’re attending the show, consider this a preview of what you’re going to see, and if you aren’t, here’s an idea of what you’re missing.

Forest (mostly Forest) and I shot too many pictures to run them all, but here I present a quick selection, grouped by brand in alphabetical order.

One note: Some photos are still being edited, we will update as more come in.

BMW

BMW i3S

BMW i8 Roadster

Jaguar

Jaguar I-PACE e-Trophy racer

Jaguar XE SV Project 8

Jeep

2018 Jeep Wrangler

Kia

Refreshed Kia Sorento

Lexus

2018 Lexus RX L

Lincoln

2019 Lincoln Nautilus

Mazda

2018 Mazda 6

Mitsubishi

2018 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross

Subaru

2019 Subaru Ascent

Toyota

Toyota FT-AC Concept

Volvo

Volvo XC40

Volkswagen

I.D. Crozz

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Smapdi on Dec 02, 2017

Toyota's 2 small ute concepts have me anxiously waiting for production versions... While I am not a huge fan of the styling of either (not bad, just over-styled), I assume the hot wheels aspects will be toned down and that makes them exactly what I am waiting for... gah.

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- Jjster6 on Dec 02, 2017
  
  They will end being a new Toyota Matrix with some Pontiac style body cladding. They’ll sell like hot cakes but yuck.
  
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- JohnTaurus on Dec 02, 2017
  
  I hope this is the next Rav4, and the FT-4X is an alternative to the CH-R for people who actually want to go down a muddy, rutty trail and be able to carry stuff inside, and see outside. That 4wd Ford Econoline looking thing? Itd be good for those who dream of buying a 4wd Mitsu Delica for epic road trips with a destination off the paved road. I'd love all three of them to hit Toyota showrooms. I'd seriously look at the FT-4X if they did it right, with some decent off-road chops. No, I don't expect it to compete with Wrangler and Bronco, nor replace the FJ-Cruiser, but it could have a decent 4wd system and ground clearance to make it everything the CH-R isn't.
  
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SuperCarEnthusiast on Dec 02, 2017

Mercedes is holding off on the G Wagon auto showroom tour! Wonder why?

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