2016 Los Angeles motor show

If there's one thing that Australians love, it's a performance car. This is recognised by FCA Australia, with a business case currently being evaluated for conversion of the Charger and Challenger to right-hand drive. Speaking to media at the Los Angeles motor show, Mike Manley, head of Jeep, RAM and COO of the Asia Pacific region and FCA Australia boss Steve Zanlunghi told CarAdvice that they understand the appetite for these cars in Australia.

The Jaguar XKSS first rolled off the production line nearly 60 years ago, but this week the company has revealed a 'new original' example at the Los Angeles motor show. A road-going version of the Le Mans-winning Jaguar D-Type from the mid-1950s, just 16 examples of the XKSS were built after nine were lost in a fire at Jaguar's Browns Lane factory in the British Midlands back in 1957.

UPDATE: The Stelvio has now gone official. Get all the details here. The very, very long-anticipated 2018 Alfa Romeo Stelvio has been given an early unveiling through a series of leaked images, just hours out from its official premiere in Los Angeles. If nothing else, these images confirm that the wealth of speculative renderings that have surfaced online since the Giulia sedan's debut last year were mighty close to the mark.

The newly updated 2018 Ford EcoSport has surfaced today with a new face clearly inspired by the larger Edge and the recently revised Escape nee Kuga SUV. The new-look EcoSport makes its debut at this week's Los Angeles motor show, ahead of a North American market launch - nearly four years after the current model first touched down in Australia.

Two new versions of the Jeep Renegade small SUV have been revealed ahead of their debut at the 2016 Los Angeles motor show next week. Named the 'Deserthawk' and 'Altitude', the new models feature light styling tweaks inside and out, for the desert or the street. Jeep Renegade Deserthawk (above) Based on the rugged Trailhawk variant, the Deserthawk features added equipment inspired by the desert.