Highlighting the worth of shifting the date of the annual Los Angeles Auto Show to late in the calendar year organizers have confirmed the California extravaganza will see no less than 22 model make their global debuts.
Nissan has confirmed a new concept car from performance arm NISMO as well as the NISMO version of the Juke will greet the press preview.
Other rumoured unveilings include four new models from Mercedes-Benz (in addition to the North American premiere of the S 63 AMG and GLA), two from Porsche (in addition to the Macan), plus others from BMW, Chevrolet, Ford, Honda, Hyundai, Jaguar, Land Rover, MINI, Subaru and Toyota.
Local interest will also be focused on the latest Cadillac Escalade full-size luxury SUV – along with Range Rover the ‘must-have’ SUV for the cool folk in nearby Orange County.
