Want to know what’s buzzing at this year’s Los Angeles Auto Show? You’re at the right place.

Beginning on Monday, Nov. 26, through Thursday, Nov. 29, we’ll have a four-day press and trade event called AutoMobility LA. After that, the show opens to the public at the downtown LA Convention Center on Friday, November 30 to Sunday, December 9.

The Highlights

West Coast’s biggest show has locked in more than 60 debut vehicles this year, with about half of them making their world premiere and the rest, their first official appearance in North America.

SUVs, trucks and crossovers will, of course, be the dominant force on the show floors, with a slew of models like the gargantuan BMW X7, Lincoln’s production Aviator, Hyundai’s new three-row Palisade, Honda’s reborn Passport and, of course, Jeep’s Gladiator pickup.

That’s not to say passenger cars are left out in the cold, as aside from the highly-anticipated Mazda3, we’ll also see the new Toyota Corolla sedan, the BMW M340i, and the redesigned Nissan Maxima.

Sports cars are represented in LA too, with BMW bringing in their open-top 8-Series Convertible and Z4, Audi their facelifted R8, but the biggest star of them all is the next generation of Porsche’s iconic 911 series.

If you want to stay up to date with what’s going on in LA, follow our coverage of the news right here. For details on all the models, just scroll down and click on the cars you’re interested in, and keep checking back as we’ll be constantly updating the list.

Note: F/L = Facelift