Automotive

At last year’s Tokyo auto show, Subaru unveiled the VIZIV Future Concept.

LOS ANGELES, California – It’s been quite a week for the Stuttgart-based automaker. First they officially opened the Porsche Experience Center in Carson, just outside of Los Angeles.

Let’s face it; it’s not because you’re insanely rich or famous that you don’t like to get behind the wheel, especially in warm and sunny climates.

The seven-passenger Subaru SUV has been promising for a while will arrive in early 2018, and in the meantime, we get the VIZIV-7 Concept to sink our teeth in.

Alfa Romeo barely dipped its toe in the water when it returned to the North-American market, releasing a few copies of the 8C Competizione and 8C Spider back in 2008/2009, then introducing the low-volume 4C in 2014.

In the Los Angeles, we find the Galpin group, which owns dealerships of various brands. Historically, the Galpin group has always been involved in motorsports and many other similar activities.

Following its launch, the compact CX-5 quickly became one of Mazda’s best-selling vehicles. This sympathetic little vehicle was applauded by the press and customers right from the start.

Among the many changes Kia is applying to its subcompact Soul crossover, the most interesting one could very well be the addition of a turbocharged engine in the top-range SX trim, which was introduced at this year’s Los Angeles Auto Show.

After the GT-R, the 370Z and the JUKE, there’s now a fourth model in Nissan’s lineup that received the NISMO treatment.

At the Los Angeles Auto Show, Honda just presented the Civic Si Prototype, which is actually more than a concept version of the much-anticipated Civic Si.