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Mazda RX Vision

At long last, Mazda is ready to bring back the Wankel. Shown for the first time during the media preview for the Tokyo Motor Show, the RX-Vision is a rotary-powered sports car that could reach production within 2-3 years.It was one of the biggest star's of this year's Tokyo show.

Mazda CX9

At long last, Mazda is refreshing its largest SUV. Look for the CX-9 to adopt the styling seen on Mazda’s smaller sport-utes, the CX-3 and CX-5. A suite of SkyActiv engineering upgrades should also help give the next CX-9 a noticeable boost in fuel economy.

Honda Clarity Fuel Cell

Honda’s not-so-distant future will be on display courtesy of the hydrogen-powered Clarity sedan. The Buck Rogers exterior design is wrapped around a zero emission powertrain that is good for approximately 300 miles of range. Unlike an electric car which needs plenty of patience when it comes to a recharge, the Clarity can be refueled with hydrogen in as little as 3 minutes.

Mitsubishi Outlander Sport and Mirage

2016 Mitsubishi Outlander

Mercedes Benz SL6

It’s always big news when Mercedes-Benz updates its iconic SL. The brand’s classy convertible gets a styling makeover in Los Angeles, and the new design should tie in nicely with the brand’s newest two doors, like the S-Class Coupe and AMG-GT sports car.

Cadillax XT5

Cadillac showed the XT5 crossover for the first time in Dubai, but L.A. marks the first time it appears here in the U.S. Significantly lighter than the SRX that it replaces, the XT5 is powered by a 31-horsepower 3.6-liter V-6 engine.

Infinity QX30

Infiniti is ready to show off its smallest crossover in SoCal, courtesy of the QX30. Also available as a hatchback, the Q30/QX30 is based on the same mechanical underpinnings as the Mercedes-Benz GLA crossover. Sleek design and frugal – but potent – 4-cylinder engines could make this duo a homerun for the Infiniti brand.

Jaguar F- Pace

The Jaguar F-Pace is the British car maker's first SUV, although they'd rather you didn't call it that.

Lamborghini Huracan RWD

What could possibly be better than a 600-plus-horsepower Italian camper? One that sends all of its power to the rear wheels, of course. Lamborghini’s baby supercar gets a drivetrain switch-up for the Southern California sun this year.

Porsche Cayman GT4 Clubsport

Porsche’s mid-engined Cayman is one of the best sports cars money can buy, and now there’s a 100-percent race-ready version. The GT4 Clubsport takes everything about the ‘base’ GT4 and turns it up to 11.

BMW X4 M40I

Say what you want about the styling, but BMW’s line of coupe-like SUVs are selling strong and staying relevant. Now, there’s a twin-turbo M-Sport version of their popular X4 to appease the power-hungry crowd.

BMW M2

BMW fans rejoiced when the company showed off the back-to-basics M2 just a few months ago, and now it’s ready to be shown to the world at the 2015 L.A. Auto Show. A short wheelbase, rear-wheel-drive, twin-turbo BMW is just what the doctor ordered.