Los Angeles Car Show begins Friday
Listen to this articleConvention Center, Los Angeles: The Los Angeles Car Show is a big event for the automotive industry. They unveil their new lineup of cars for 2016; old favorites and new concepts that will make you say, “Wow!”
You can see the latest Corvettes from Chevrolet, Mazda with its new generation of the MX-5 Miata. You will also see for the first time the hydrogen fuel cell cars from Toyota and Honda. They run off fuel cells that you refill, so you don’t have to plug them in.
The BMW i8 is on display, and that is an electric luxury sports car. That seems to be popular at the show.
The big show cars like Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, Porsche, Alfa Romeo and the latest SL and AMG models from Mercedes-Benz — they are all here for you to see.
There will also be the cars we all usually drive, everything from Europe, Asia and the United States. There are displays for Buicks, Chevys, Ford, Dodge, Lincoln, Toyota, Nissan, Honda — all the cars and trucks you would consider for an every day car.
Tickets start at just 12 dollars for adults, so it’s the kind of fun activity families can afford. But you can pay even more for special events like the Preview Party or guided tours.
The car show runs from November 20-29 at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Downtown Los Angeles.
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