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2002 Greater Los Angeles Auto Show
The Ford Fusion concept, an 'urban adventure vehicle' designed with young city dwellers in mind, foretells what Ford believes could be the next potential hot vehicle segment.
The Chrysler Group announced it will build a production version of its 2000 Neon SRT concept car first introduced two years ago at the Greater Los Angeles Auto Show.
Acura has given the 2002 NSX a variety of styling enhancements that give it an even more contemporary, high performance look. Combined with refinements to the suspension, these changes not only enhance the way the NSX looks, but also make it more aerodynamic and boost its performance.
In March, 2002, the Acura 2003 3.2 CL Type S will offer an all-new, close-ratio 6-speed manual transmission to complement its powerful 6-cylinder VTEC engine and high performance chassis.
Ford Motor Company today introduced the company's first purpose-built electric car - the all-new 2002 TH!NK city - for sale to consumers at Ford dealers this fall.
The recently introduced Mercedes-Benz SL coupe/roadster, the first in more than 12 years, is being shown at the Greater Los Angeles Auto Show, January 5-13.
Volkswagen introduced its first eight cylinder-equipped car ever at this year's Los Angeles International Auto Show. The model will go on sale this spring.
Jaguar unveiled the 2003 S-Type range at the Los Angeles Auto Show.
The new BMW 7 Series makes its North American debut at the Greater Los Angeles Auto Show. The flagship 745i and the long wheelbase 745Li will be shown prior to going on sale at the end of the month.
A futuristic Lexus design concept will have a featured role alongside Tom Cruise in Steven Spielberg's upcoming summer movie, Minority Report.
Honda's Model X concept will be the foundation for a new Honda light truck model, American Honda Motor Co., Inc. announced at the Los Angeles Auto Show.
DaimlerChrysler took the wraps off the 2004 Chrysler Crossfire here, a low-slung, two seat coupe with a carved, sculptured appearance. Under the hood is a 3.2-liter 90-degree V-6, 18-valve SOHC engine available with a six-speed manual or five-speed automatic transmission.
Lincoln Mercury President Brian Kelley introduced the 2003 Lincoln Navigator - the second of three new Lincolns that will debut this summer - at the Los Angeles Auto Show.
Lincoln unveiled a Continental concept car today at the L.A. Auto Show. "We are presenting the Continental to show where we will take the brand in the near future," Said Lincoln Mercury manager, Brian Kelley.
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