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For some reason that escapes us, organizers of the Los Angeles (November 19 to December 1 – first three days are for the press), Tokyo (November 20 to December 1 – first two are press days) and China's Guangzhou (November 21-23) motor show have selected more or less the same dates for their respective events. Nonetheless, some automakers like Porsche are making sure to be at each show with something special. Read more »
- Carscoops' A To Z Guide To The 2013 La Auto Show [updated]
From November 22 to December 1, the Los Angeles Convention Center will turn around the "Press Only" sign to the "Open for all" side welcoming the public to the 2013 edition of the LA Auto Show. Our area of focus is on the days leading...
- New Range Rover Long Wheelbase And Top-spec Autobiography Model Revealed
Land Rover has just pulled the digital wraps off its Range Rover with the extended wheelbase model, announcing its debut at the Los Angeles (20 November) and Guangzhou motor shows (21 November), alongside the ultra-exclusive new Autobiography Black model...
- La Auto Show To Host 24 World And 25 North American Premieres, Can You Fill In The Gaps?
In a little over two weeks from today, the 2012 edition of the Los Angeles Auto Show will open its gates, first to the press on November 28 and 29, and then to the general public from November 30 through December 9. The motor show's organizers have...
- Hyundai Pulls Out Of 2009 Tokyo Motor Show, Alpina And Lotus The Only Foreign Brands To Participate!
Less than a month before the 41st Tokyo Motor Show opens its doors to the members of the press and the public alike, and the last major foreign automaker that was planning to take part at the car show, South Korea's Hyundai Motors, decided to drop...
- 2009 Tokyo Motor Show Downsizes, Cuts Days -only 14 Automakers Confirmed
Organizing a car show in these difficult economic times for automakers and consumers alike is proving to be a very difficult task. And whilst the 41st Tokyo Motor Show which is to be held this fall is proceeding as planned, the show's organizers have...
Cars
Porsche Lays Out Debut Plans for November's LA, Tokyo and Guangzhou Motor Show Shows
For some reason that escapes us, organizers of the Los Angeles (November 19 to December 1 – first three days are for the press), Tokyo (November 20 to December 1 – first two are press days) and China's Guangzhou (November 21-23) motor show have selected more or less the same dates for their respective events. Nonetheless, some automakers like Porsche are making sure to be at each show with something special. Read more »
- Carscoops' A To Z Guide To The 2013 La Auto Show [updated]
From November 22 to December 1, the Los Angeles Convention Center will turn around the "Press Only" sign to the "Open for all" side welcoming the public to the 2013 edition of the LA Auto Show. Our area of focus is on the days leading...
- New Range Rover Long Wheelbase And Top-spec Autobiography Model Revealed
Land Rover has just pulled the digital wraps off its Range Rover with the extended wheelbase model, announcing its debut at the Los Angeles (20 November) and Guangzhou motor shows (21 November), alongside the ultra-exclusive new Autobiography Black model...
- La Auto Show To Host 24 World And 25 North American Premieres, Can You Fill In The Gaps?
In a little over two weeks from today, the 2012 edition of the Los Angeles Auto Show will open its gates, first to the press on November 28 and 29, and then to the general public from November 30 through December 9. The motor show's organizers have...
- Hyundai Pulls Out Of 2009 Tokyo Motor Show, Alpina And Lotus The Only Foreign Brands To Participate!
Less than a month before the 41st Tokyo Motor Show opens its doors to the members of the press and the public alike, and the last major foreign automaker that was planning to take part at the car show, South Korea's Hyundai Motors, decided to drop...
- 2009 Tokyo Motor Show Downsizes, Cuts Days -only 14 Automakers Confirmed
Organizing a car show in these difficult economic times for automakers and consumers alike is proving to be a very difficult task. And whilst the 41st Tokyo Motor Show which is to be held this fall is proceeding as planned, the show's organizers have...