LA Motor Show: Best of the rest

Racing Bentley arrives Stateside. It might weight 1,000kg less than the road car, but it still looks big.

A Vauxhall Insignia by another name, the Regal GS gets big, bling chrome alloys.

The Dart is built on a larger Alfa Romeo Giulietta platform, but has a style all of its own.

You can take special high-performance off-road driving lessons in this tweaked Ford F-150 Raptor.

The latest Fiesta ST will be sold in the US, but only in its more practical five-door form.

The sharp looking Ford Edge is coming to the UK in its next generation, which is due in 2014.

It's the new Kuga, already on-sale in the US as the Ford Escape. We get to drive it in late January.

The countdown to the next Mustang continues... it's coming to the UK in right-hand drive sometime in 2015.

America's best-selling compact car gets a refresh. The facelifted Honda Civic goes on sale in the US in January.

Imagine what an estate version of a BMW X6 would look like and you pretty much have the latest Honda Crosstour...

Bradley Wiggins' perfect car? He's a bit too cool to ride the single-gear 'fixie' bike that inspired this concept by Hyundai.

Kia's Mondeo-sized Optima gets a Batman-style makeover. But it's no Batmobile...

It's not easy on the eye, but at least the Lincoln MKZ does have the biggest sliding glass roof you can buy on a saloon car.

Very on-trend in the States, the Mazda 6 will be offered with diesel power when it goes on sale in the US in January.

As well as the Ener-G-Force concept, Mercedes showed the show car's inspiration - the G63 AMG.

The latest version of Mitsubishi's Outlander crossover stars on the Japanese firm's stand.

It's a hit in the UK and in the US, too. Plenty of Jukes on the road in LA. And one at the show, too.

Another car jumping on the diesel bandwagon, the Cayenne Diesel stands out next to the latest Cayman.

Just so you don't forget that the new Range Rover is great off-road, this one came parked in a pond.

Formula One made a big impression when it arrived at the Circuit of the Americas earlier this month.

Toyota's tiny city car isn't too small for the US, where it's sold under the firm's youth-oriented Scion brand.

Built to go anywhere a Land Rover can, but at 10 times the speed...

This is the actual truck that pulled spaceshuttle Endeavour to its final resting place at the California Science Center.