Skip advert
Advertisement

Los Angeles auto show: Best of the rest picture gallery

LA has more to offer than the major launches. Here's what we found wandering the halls...

The press days are over and the Los Angeles auto show has already opened its doors to the paying public.

We’ve covered the show in all its glory in our full Los Angeles auto show guide, and highlighted each of its stars in detail. But there’s always more to a motor show than the headline-grabbing stars.

Advertisement - Article continues below

At this year’s LA show, that included everything from reappearances of the new Mazda MX-5 (and its racing equivalent) and the stunning MINI Touring Superleggera Vision concept, to a pristine Shelby Ford Mustang GT350 and a Toyota 2000GT.

It also included a selection of unique vehicles in LA’s enormous aftermarket hall. These creations have to be seen to be believed – so click on the gallery above to scroll through the good, the bad and the ugly from Los Angeles…

Skip advert
Advertisement
Skip advert
Advertisement

Most Popular

Peugeot’s new petrol engine swaps belts for chains to improve reliability
Peugeot Turbo 100
News

Peugeot’s new petrol engine swaps belts for chains to improve reliability

New engine isn’t performance-oriented but does address some reliability issues around so-called ‘wet belts’, swapping them out altogether for chains
16 Mar 2026
The new Jaguar GT is lovely to drive, but that’s not enough for people to buy it
Jaguar GT
Opinion

The new Jaguar GT is lovely to drive, but that’s not enough for people to buy it

The Jaguar GT has the hallmarks of a deeply impressive luxury saloon. Whether it can turn the tide on slow demand for premium EVs is another matter
11 Mar 2026
Audi Q3 review – polished BMW X1 rival available with Golf GTI power
Audi Q3 review
In-depth reviews

Audi Q3 review – polished BMW X1 rival available with Golf GTI power

The Q3 confounded some of our middling expectations for it. This is a pleasant, neat-driving small SUV, albeit with a few flaws and catches
13 Mar 2026