If you're a car person, the Jacob Javits Center in Manhattan is the place to be until April 3. There, at the NY Auto Show, major auto makers are showing off their 2017 lineups and a few stunning concepts.
PCMag wandered the show floor this year looking for the most eye-catching vehicles. A few might make their way to your garage, while others are likely out of reach, unless you have $2 million to throw around.
Hit the slideshow for some of our favorites. If you make your way to the show this week, let us know in the comments about the vehicles you hope will show up in your driveway.
(Photos by Paul Maljak)
Hyundai Genesis New York Concept
At the Auto Show, Hyundai's Genesis luxury brand showed off the New York Concept.
Hyundai Genesis New York Concept
As Jalopnik notes, the Genesis concept includes a LG 21-inch 4K curved touch screen inside.
2017 Subaru Impreza 5-Door
Subaru talked up the new driver-assist technology on its 2017 Impreza, which includes adaptive cruise control, automatic pre-collision braking, and warnings about lane drifting. You can also opt for blind spot detection and rear cross traffic alerts. Meanwhile, Steering Responsive Headlights can illuminate curves as you steer into them, and High Beam Assist will turn them on and off as needed.
Koenigsegg Regera
"The Regera is an automotive revolution unto itself, combining three electric motors and an internal combustion engine to deliver an astonishing 1500 hp directly to the rear wheels – with no gearbox," Koenigsegg says.
Koenigsegg Regera
Naturally, the doors open like this.
Porsche 718 Boxster
"The 718 Boxster features extensive chassis enhancements and an all-new turbocharged, mid-mounted flat-four cylinder engine," according to Porsche. "The 718 Boxster is powered by a 2.0 liter engine developing 300 horsepower, while the 718 Boxster S utilizes a 2.5 liter powerplant making 350 horsepower."
Toyota Prius Prime
Toyota said the range on the new Prius Prime is 22 miles in all-electric mode, which is double what the previous generation Prius plug-in offered, but still won't get you much further than your daily commute.
Toyota Prius Prime
Available options include an 11.6-inch HD display with standard navigation, a full color head-up display, and warning systems that monitor traffic behind you and in your blind spot. To help with parallel parking, Toyota's Intelligent Parking Assist automatically finds a suitable spot and guides the Prius Prime into it.
Lexus RX
Lexus recently teamed up with designer Jeremy Scott for New York Fashion Week. At the Auto Show, the car maker showed off the 2016 Lexus RX "wrapped in a brilliant color print" conceived by Scott.
Acura NSX GT3 Racecar
You (probably) won't see this in the supermarket parking lot anytime soon, but look for it on race tracks. Acura wants to certify it as an FIA GT3 class racecar this fall. The NSX GT3 will be powered by a 3.5-liter, 75-degree, twin turbocharged DOHC V-6 engine, Acura says.
Elio Motors Elio
Elio Motors is prepping the Elio, a three-wheeled car that offers up to 84 miles per gallon and costs just $6,800. At the Auto Show, the car maker announced My Elio My Way, a personalization option that allows you to select and pay for only the add-ons you want.
Jaguar F-TYPE SVR
The Jaguar F-TYPE SVR is "the fastest Jaguar ever," according to the company. It recently got the seal of approval from Fast and Furious star Michelle Rodriguez, who got the car up to 201mph during a test in the Nevada desert.
Dodge Viper ACR
As Car Scoops notes, the Dodge Viper ACR didn't really get any upgrades in 2015 save for this fancy new paint job, but it's still cool to look at.
Spyker C8 Predator
Technically, the C8 Predator made its debut at the Geneva Auto Show, but like the Viper ACR, it's cool to look at.