This year's Los Angeles Auto Show kicks off on November 20, with a two-day press preview to be held before the doors open to the public. Stay tuned for our usual smattering of live coverage.

For even more detailed coverage, be sure to visit our 2018 Los Angeles Auto Show landing page—it'll keep you up-to-date on all the latest and greatest news even if you can't make it to the show ...

If you've spent a moment scratching your head wondering about the relevancy of the LA Auto Show, The Detroit Free Press may be able to enlighten you on why the West Coast auto gathering matters.

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With the Detroit show getting the majority of the media's attention, I can understand if it was difficult for the Los Angeles show organizers to get all of the manufacturers onboard this year.

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