LA Auto Show Live

At the LA Convention Center, cars of all companies were on display in the large center as tourists flooded the area. Between the four exhibits, the Garage, Galpin's Hall of Customs, and the two tiers of automobiles, there were bright, colorful displays with elaborate presentations.

The Ford GT was the first car on display at the auto show. This super car is extremely famous and Jay Leno has this car featured on his show  "Jay Leno's Garage." To the right of the display, a GT simulator is available for people to try and experience what racing the race would look like. People sitting in chairs with the phones in front of their eyes were reacting to the speed and excitement of the simulator.

The Ford GT sits sideways on the wall in the first level of the show. This black and yellow GT has a staircase that leads up with a deck designed specifically for taking pictures of the display.

The next level of the show had the higher class cars such as Audi, BMW, Mercedes and Alfa Romeo. Crowds of people formed around the cars while there were car experts showcasing them, announcing the new and modern technology that they provide.

The Garage had many different types of souped up cars and trucks. From monster trucks with color changing headlights to the all new yet returning 2018 Ford Bronco the floor was loaded with expensive and detailed vehicles. Booths for window tinting and car detailing were filled with car enthusiasts while the employees shouted how great the product is.

Galpin's Hall of Customs was the smallest exhibit in the auto show but was very popular. Upon entering the room, the music was blasting and sounded as if you were in a club. The completely dark room shed light only upon the cars that were on spinning platforms with shining bead curtains behind them. A bright pink 2018 Porsche sat in the middle of the room and a shiny, yellow Aston Martin next to it.

The LA Auto Show 2017 was filled with people; even on a Sunday, the lines were out the door. Buy a ticket and enjoy the show! For more information, visit https://laautoshow.com/#


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