Fiat’s little 500 is damn near perfect. But if there’s one sure-fire way way to make a car better, it’s to give it more power. Along with 59 more ponies, the Abarth also gets some trick brakes, suspension pieces and appearance bits. Mama mia! More Debuts at the 2011 LA Auto Show >>>>

Sure, I’ve seen plenty of concepts with suicide doors and a B-pilar delete. But I’ve drank plenty of Makers Mark too, and not sick of that either. With its doors open like this, Volvo’s Concept You looks as inviting as a suite at the Wynn. LA Auto Show Photo Galleries: More Concept Cars >>>>Booth Babes […] More »

Subie’s BRZ is built on the same platform as Scion’s F-RS, and swaps swooping curves for beefy boxiness. I think this looks more production-ready than it’s corporate cousin, which is a nice way of saying it doesn’t look nearly as cool. More Concepts at the 2011 LA Auto Show >>>>

Toyota has been the decaf coffee of automakers for so long, it’s hard to remember it ever made the Supra. But the F-RS is one hell of a reminder, and its bona fide exotic looks almost make up for the acres of beige we’ve seen from the company for the last decade. More Concepts at […] More »

In case you haven’t noticed, Hyundai’s younger sibling has been turning out some slick sheet metal of late. And while the wheels look like exhaust fans, everything else about the GT Concept is stunning. KIA, if you build it, they will buy. More Concepts at the 2011 LA Auto Show >>>>

Jag’s C-X16 features a 3.0-liter supercharged V6 paired with an electric motor capable of 50MPH, and the juice can also be used to improve performance via a “boost” button. The best part? This pretty Kitty is slated for release at the end of 2012… More Concepts at the 2011 LA Auto Show >>>>

I want to say that Caddy should make this car. But if history is any indication, the production version wouldn’t look anywhere near this beautiful, and the press release would read like an apology. So let’s just enjoy the concept. More Concepts at the 2011 LA Auto Show >>>>