Lightroom HSL & Color Adjustment Brush Masking

Absolutely it should.  Now I need to go to Luminar Neo to do this - really disappointing that I can't stay in the Adobe ecosystem to do this.

calebscott  wrote My issue is mainly with shooting cars as there are fluorescent ceiling lights in the garage studio creating a lot of blue haze in some of my images; however, if I turn down my blue saturation for the haze in my shadows in HSL and I'm shooting a blue car or a car with emblems that are blue, I lose those colors as well. It would be beneficial to be able to mask these haze colors with an adjustment brush in LR....

You can do that now with the new Color Range Mask tool. It works quite well once you understand how to use it. Here's an example:

https://www.phototraces.com/lightroom-tutorials/lightroom-range-mask/

calebscott  wrote Does anyone else think that an HSL and Color adjustment should be added to the Adjustment Brush masking tool? I shoot a lot of cars and portraits.

Yes, and you can add your 'Me To' vote and 'Follow' at the request here:

Lightroom/Camera Raw: HSL controls for adjustment brush and gradient tools | Photoshop Family Customer Community

I have faced similar issues shooting interiors with mixed lighting.

To correct this I use the white balance adjustments in the brush with excellent results. Another possibility is giving the brush a slight tint of the complementary colour e.g an orange tint to compensate for a blue cast.

You can combine either method with auto-masking where appropriate.

calebscott  wrote Does anyone else think that an HSL and Color adjustment should be added to the Adjustment Brush masking tool?

I have seen this requested a LOT and I too would like to have HSL local adjustments.

Feature requests should be made at https://feedback.photoshop.com. Go there and search for this request to add your vote to it (this has been requested many times), don’t post a new request.