We knew that the Los Angeles Auto Show would serve up a bevy of excellent cars - it always does - but we didn't expect there to be so many exciting new models. Far from being just a stateside shop window for carmakers, it's actually thrown up some real surprises. Lamborghini has sprung a new drop top; Range Rover a new version of the Evoque; Ford a world-beating new race car; and Porsche a potentially 911-beating new Cayman. That's not even half of it, so without further ado, here's the lowdown. Extra images by United Pictures
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