AJC International Autoshow review

I'm going to admit right now that although I have lived in the Greater Atlanta Area for going on 7 years this is the first time Ive made it to the AJC auto show.  There are plenty of other car events in Atlanta and I'm fairly sure this particular one is not the biggest but its probably the closest we get to a grown up Auto show like Detroit or Geneva.  I'm going to stop comparing this to those grown up shows now though because it's not a very big show - more like a collection of local dealerships from major manufacturers...

So follow the jump for some photos and some half baked analysis...

AJC International Autoshow wallpaper images

I will be getting to a more thorough write-up about the show but for now I wanted to share some wallpaper type images.  Click on the images to get the full size picture then right click "set as desktop" or "save picture".  Sorry if you don't like Subaru or Nissan...

Hit the jump for the images

Got Seoul?

Hello internet,
This is Asian Phil again and I would like to talk about my new car, also attempt to give a brief consumer review.

I grew up with rear wheel drive vehicles; I previously owned three Nissan 240sx, from mildly bolt-ons to full blown KA-T SCCA Street Mod race car. My last RWD vehicle was a G35 coupe. When I started racing religiously in SCCA 3 years ago, all I've ever driven were S2000, Miata, Porsche Carrera, M3 etc, I really don't know what to do or even have a small desire of owning/driving a front wheel drive car. Until recently, I almost make a mistake and ALMOST bought a MazdaSpeed3.

Random Shot of the Day: The 500

The Fiat 500 showed up at some dealerships yesterday. Not bad and most of them were manuals. Nice!

Project: Sleepy Turtle Pt.3 Painting; the tour for beginners

So if you missed part 1 or part 2 you can find them here.
http://frivolousmotorsports.blogspot.com/2011/02/project-sleepy-turtle.html
http://frivolousmotorsports.blogspot.com/2011/02/project-sleepy-turtle-pt2-some.html

If your up to date lets move along to the painting process, which is lot like watching grass grow, except for the insane amount of manual labor thats involved.

The Zeep in its Natural Habitat

So we did little off-roading in the Zeep today. Figured I take some pics and share with everyone.