FCA US filled the Los Angeles Convention Center the past two weeks with a number of vehicles that ranged from cutting edge to a “galaxy far, far away.” The annual LA Auto Show, which ends Sunday, provides consumers with a sneak peek of new models that will be heading to dealerships in coming months along
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Alfa Romeo is bringing Italian engineering, design and performance to the United States with the new Giulia Quadrifoglio. The new Italian-built performance sedan was unveiled for the first time in North America at the Los Angeles Auto Show, but Alfa Romeo has already provided a glimpse into the capabilities of its high-performance engine on one
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Fiat owners made the convertible 124 Spider one of the most successful and beloved cars the Italian automaker has ever exported to the United States. After nearly three decades, Fiat announced Wednesday that it is bringing the iconic sports car back to the United States. The new Fiat 124 Spider is a two-seat convertible that
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Even though the skies may be gray, and the leaves may be brown for many of us, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is California dreaming. Next week the eyes of the automotive world will look to one of the biggest events of the year: the Los Angeles Auto Show. Two of FCA’s brands will have press conferences
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The “evil twin” Fiat 500X crossovers were on display last week at the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) show. Mopar took two 500X crossovers and gave each a decidedly different makeover for the show in Las Vegas. The Chicane version of the 500X is a “track focused” vehicle, according to Todd Beddick, head of Mopar
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All work and no play? That’s no way to live. Ram Trucks and Mopar showed they agree, with a triple play rollout of new truck ‘edginess’ at the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) show in Las Vegas, Nov. 3-6. Already a sporty head-turner, the Ram 1500 Rebel X has kicked up the sizzle with a distinctive, in-your-face
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The Chrysler brand brought two “sinister” looking concept cars to Las Vegas for the annual Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) show. Mopar designers took a standard Chrysler 200 and Chrysler 300 and gave each a makeover for the annual automotive specialty products trade show held this week. Both cars were lowered closer the ground and
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