Here’s a look at the models making their debut at L.A.’s Staples Center:

Audi – Will stage the North American debut of three new performance models, the S6, S7 and S8, all of which originally appeared at the Frankfurt Motor Show two months ago.
Bentley – The British marque reveals the updated version of its Continental GTC Convertible.

BMW – Look for the all-new M5, the latest in the maker’s vaunted high-performance brand-within-a-brand. You’ll also find the first offerings from another new sub-brand, the i3 battery-powered city car and the more performance-oriented i8 plug-in hybrid.
Buick – The maker’s new LaCrosse GL Concept is intended to serve as a high-styled antidote to the many plain vanilla sedans that many manufacturers offer.
Cadillac – GM’s most exclusive brand gets a new flagship in the form of the XTS premium luxury sedan, which replaces the old and largely unloved STS and DTS models. Caddy also unveils Cue, an infotainment system that can be operated with plain English commands.
Chevrolet – Covers some wide range when it introduces the new, Korean-made Spark, the smallest Chevy ever, but one aiming to position itself as a value proposition, not the traditional domestic econobox. Then there’s the striking ZL1 Convertible, the ragtop version of the fastest Camaro ever.
Dodge – Yep, Californians may like green machines but Chrysler’s performance brand is betting there’s still plenty of demand for a car that can spin tires as fast as the Challenger SRT8 392 Yellowjacket Edition. Yep, it’s a Hemi.