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LAS VEGAS — CES is a never-ending grind, a dehumanizing slog through one booth after another, an aural and visual assault on the senses. It’s hell, actually.
Nowhere is this more true than the North Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center, where anyone and everyone who makes anything and everything for cars was packed into a room two sizes too small. Getting your attention is tough at CES, where there were literally tens of thousands of gadgets. Given the competition for your eyeballs, many of these companies rolled out show cars, and spared no expense making sure they were perfect for a place like Vegas. They were loud, they were garish and we’re pretty sure one featured a buffet.
Here are the good, the bad and the ugly cars we saw at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show.
Ford Evos
What’s better than a pair of gullwing doors? Four gullwing doors, of course. The Evos has been around the block once or twice already, but we never get tired of seeing Ford’s fabulous cloud-connected concept sedan. Memo to Ford: Build this car. As is. We’ll buy two.Photos: Jim Merithew/Wired.com 
