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IcerocketThe 2007 L.A. Auto Show
We head to sunny California to scope the cars of tomorrow you'll want to own today
Posted 11.16.2007 at 3:00 am
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For two sunny, 85-degree days this week, hundreds of auto-industry types and journalists crowded into the Los Angeles Convention Center to see the cars of the future. At press conferences, the words "environment," "alternative fuels" and "efficiency" were uttered approximately 7,000 times each. But there was no shortage of gas-guzzling performance cars either. For some highlights, launch the gallery.
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