Night-Import: Photography by William Lee
Hope everyone had a good weekend. It was pouring here in CA and most of the events I was planning to go to got cancelled, which is the worse thing that can ever happen to me. I try to enjoy my weekends with cars but cancelled events?
But luckily, LA Auto Show was going on throughout the whole week and I had to step out of the house to enjoy some new released cars.
First of all, if you have Mysophobia (fear of germs, etc.), you better take a hand sanitizer when you plan on going to this show. This was my first time going to the LA Auto Show as a photographer so I observed all my surroundings. People sneeze in the cars, touch almost every single interior part, etc. It was far more worse than SEMA. I even seen some spectators touching and hitting the hoods of some R8's, AMG's, and all those high end cars, which you DON'T want to see if you're a car lover like me.
Anyways, I had a very difficult time taking photos for this event. It got even worse when I found out half of my photos got deleted. The wide angle I borrowed is not in my possession anymore so I had to use one of my other lenses to compensate a good coverage. It was a Sunday so the place was packed! but I tried my best so hope you guys like the coverage.
I'm starting the post off with the new, but prototype, Mazda Shinari. How the design originated was by looking into a cat that was about to leap or something. I don't know the full story but this car is gorgeous!
Let's start off with the Infiniti booth. By the way, I didn't take a lot of photos on cars that we see too often. There was a newly debuted Infiniti, M35 Hybrid, but this car caught my attention.
It's the Infiniti Essence, a hybrid sports coupe, twin-turbocharged 3.7L V6 petrol engine. The overall design is striking and fresh.
Louis Vuitton designed? That's like adding another couple of thousands to an already expensive car. You'll be able to find some in-depth coverages on Speedhunters so check it out.
To the Cadillac section.
This is the 2011 CTS-V Coupe.
I've been looking into the CTS's for awhile and love the masculinity.
556HP supercharged V8? I'll take it.
Definitely can't miss the Escalade's. Living in a country where gas prices are exceeding, this Hybrid Escalade will save you some money.
Engines displayed at the Cadillac section.
A closer look into the CTS-V coupe.
An Urban Luxury Concept vehicle on display. It is being compared to many popular city cars today. 1.0L 3-cyliner engine, 56 mpg/ 65 mpg.
To the Mazda section.
The Shinari.
As mentioned before, gorgeous.
I remember seeing these cars at SEMA.
The all-new 2012 Mazda 5. Increased HP and an all new interior look will attract Mazda lovers.
I'm into Minivans...I have to stop watching those crazy minivans rolling in the streets of Japan.
Most of you guys know about Sonatas and Genesis/Genesis Coupes, but I highly doubt you heard or even seen the 2011 Hyundai Elantra. Hyundai Automotive has been getting better in almost every category and I was especially impressed with their improved designs.
The Audi section was the most busiest section out of all. As always, people were gathered around the R8's.
This R8 will need to go through a major buffing/wax job. There were scratches all around the clearcoat, finger prints top to bottom...
R8 Spyder.
and the R8.
Couple of other Audi's. The R8 GT 5.2 Quattro was stunning.
I was pretty frustrated when I saw this guy. One, he was blocking my view the whole time, second, he was actually hitting the hood with this fist and swiping it with his fingers as if it was his own.
The grill on this Audi A8L was enormous!
Hello Lexus.
Spectacular color, slammed, sexy rims, VIP.
An extra step to make a LS 600hL Hybrid sexy as hell.
Street Version 2011 GS 450h Hybrid on Volk Te-37 SL, Brembo BBK, TEIN coilovers, and much more.
Apologize for not taking a full photo of the LF-A. It was obviously the most attracted car out of all the Lexus's.
Loved the color of the 2011 E63. A family was enjoying their moments.
Slick body, Gullwing doors, and CF interior panels with Red OEM seats. The 2011 SLS AMG became my favorite.
Someone was saying this was the most high-valued car out of all. Is it true? I have no idea.
But I do know it has a V12 Twin Turbo pulling 620HP/738lb/ft.
The BMW section was not as busy as other places. $60k M3, even though stocked, was my favorite.
Before I headed out to the Ketina hall, I took a shot of this Sonata Hybrid. Both the price and design are amazing.
I'll be continuing the LA Auto Show coverage tomorrow with Part II, covering the KETINA Hall.
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