2006 Los Angeles Auto Show Preview

Link to Full Article @ TCC

2008 Chrysler Sebring Convertible

2008 Audi TT Roadster

2008 Aston Martin V8 Roadster

2008 Ford Escape

2008 Buick Enclave

2008 Nissan Sentra SE-R/Spec V

2007 Nissan Altima Hybrid

2008 BMW X5

Honda FCX Fuel-Cell Sedan

L.A. Show Design Challenge

And...

• The Green Car of the Year awards
• Keynote speech from GM CEO Rick Wagoner
• Lamborghini production car
• Concepts from Ford, Acura Honda, Hyundai, and Mazda
• A new Kia
• BMW's Hydrogen 7 Sedan
• An unnamed car from Subaru
• And reveals from Ferrari, Maserati, Lotus, Porsche, Avanti, and Callaway

We know GM has 3 more debuts than they have listed. A hybrid SUV (have we seen the hybrid Yukon?), probably the VUE, and something else other than the Enclave.

The new Kia is out already and on dealer lots, goes by the name of Rondo, and maybe that long awaited Saturn Astra maybe showing its face?

i would just guess one of the other 3 would be the Lacrosse Super...?

GM's latest-generation Chevrolet Equinox Fuel Cell

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http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release_html_...lease_id=183560

I just reserved my rental car last night for the trip to the LA show. A friend and I plan on leaving on Friday the 1st.

I've never been to the LA show. I was set to go last year, but with heart attack and such . . .

Who else is going?

I just reserved my rental car last night for the trip to the LA show.  A friend and I plan on leaving on Friday the 1st.

I've never been to the LA show.  I was set to go last year, but with heart attack and such . . .

Who else is going?

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I'm assuming a group of us So Call-ers are going...

Nobody's said anything about that to me...but I'll be there on opening day (unless something changes) with my bros.

Nobody's said anything about that to me...but I'll be there on opening day (unless something changes) with my bros.

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I wasn't commenting based on an existing plan... only assuming that one might arise in the next couple weeks.

No wonder GM can't crack the West Coast market. They have a limited number of cars/concepts debuting there. We seem to get all the concepts and new releases in Detroit, Chicago, and New York.

I wasn't commenting based on an existing plan... only assuming that one might arise in the next couple weeks.

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Ah OK...well PM me then.

No wonder GM can't crack the West Coast market. They have a limited number of cars/concepts debuting there. We seem to get all the concepts and new releases in Detroit, Chicago, and New York.

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That's why, beginning this year, they changed the dates of the show so it wouldn't overlap with other big shows.