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I went once about 3 years ago. Never again.

Autosalon could be soooo much better if they put a bit more thought into catering for the more broader car enthusiast community. People who actually take pride in tastefully modifying their cars. Rather than cheap and nasty jobs that makes you laugh and just wonder..........why?

Ive never seen so many pink charades and gold plated corollas in my life.

Popped collars and Adidas bum bags is the dress code too :(

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I went once about 3 years ago. Never again.

Autosalon could be soooo much better if they put a bit more thought into catering for the more broader car enthusiast community. People who actually take pride in tastefully modifying their cars. Rather than cheap and nasty jobs that makes you laugh and just wonder..........why?

Ive never seen so many pink charades and gold plated corollas in my life.

Popped collars and Adidas bum bags is the dress code too :ermm:

dave thats so last year, i believe fake oriton man purses + g-star raw singlets are the new dress code :D

but in all seriousness, autosalon has been a joke for a long time now... anyone with a real car with some actual wrench time under the hood in a tasteful jdm styled car simply gets shunned in favor of some chopjob lexus dumped on chromies..

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I went once about 3 years ago. Never again.

Autosalon could be soooo much better if they put a bit more thought into catering for the more broader car enthusiast community. People who actually take pride in tastefully modifying their cars. Rather than cheap and nasty jobs that makes you laugh and just wonder..........why?

Ive never seen so many pink charades and gold plated corollas in my life.

Popped collars and Adidas bum bags is the dress code too :D

What we would call tastefully modified is someone elses boring

some people just get attracted to shiny things :D

I remember the one autosalon I went to (4 or 5 years ago) there were 3 R32 GTRs owned by autostyle. No bling wheels, no bodykits/neons, stock paint & their hoods open with quite a bit of work done to them.

My friend & I were drooling over them & taking pics but everyone else was ignoring them for all the candy painted lancers

it wasn't until they put them on the dyno & pulled 600+awkw that there was a big crowd around the GTRs :ermm:

says quite a bit about the type of crowd that attends these things

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the people who enter this abomination they call a car show never drive there cars either, stones might flip up n hit one of their 16 under car tvs whcich they watch on a regular basis.

real cars get driven not put away in an air tight room where no spec of dust can get on it

all u need to enter and draw a crowd is a body kit non stadard paint n oversized chrome wheels

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Was pretty shit. NS stand had some cool cars and RH9 is just awesome. The Zoo girls in bikinis weren't too bad either lol. Lucky my gf won free tickets, I would not like to have paid to get in. Too much chrome and commodores

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the people who enter this abomination they call a car show never drive there cars either, stones might flip up n hit one of their 16 under car tvs whcich they watch on a regular basis.

That made me laugh lol

Well I missed out on autosalon cause of work, I really wanted to go but at least I didn't miss much xD

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I went once about 3 years ago. Never again.

Autosalon could be soooo much better if they put a bit more thought into catering for the more broader car enthusiast community. People who actually take pride in tastefully modifying their cars. Rather than cheap and nasty jobs that makes you laugh and just wonder..........why?

Ive never seen so many pink charades and gold plated corollas in my life.

Popped collars and Adidas bum bags is the dress code too :(

lol :P

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When i went 4 years ago, i was 18. Even back then i thought it was sh!t.

Nobody cares for big powah GTR's or any car that looks standard besides JDM wheels. Until it hits the dyno and blows flames in there face and then they go "Zomg Fast and the furious is true!" and really all they drool over is the T88 turbo not even knowing what it is there for.

Oh - The year i went, DREMPT was there with his fake intercooler and not even any plumbing for it. Exposed end tanks FTL.

I admire clubs that go there to get exposure though the cars they show maybe not to everyones taste at least they are trying to get there name out there. I suppose.

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LMAO i went this year and i was standing next to some bumbag sporting sick c*nt telling his mate that RH9 has twin turbos, one in the front and the other in the boot.

Hes mate then asked him "CUZ WATS RH9 STAND FOR BRO" and he replied with "CUZ WALLAH U DONO NOTHIN ABOUT CARS BRO ITS THE MOTAHHH"

;) true story, that wasnt even 1/4 of the lulz which took place

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LMAO i went this year and i was standing next to some bumbag sporting sick c*nt telling his mate that RH9 has twin turbos, one in the front and the other in the boot.

Hes mate then asked him "CUZ WATS RH9 STAND FOR BRO" and he replied with "CUZ WALLAH U DONO NOTHIN ABOUT CARS BRO ITS THE MOTAHHH"

;) true story, that wasnt even 1/4 of the lulz which took place

Just pictured this entire scene in my head and am laughing my ass off. Especially at the turbo in the boot hahahaha.

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LMAO i went this year and i was standing next to some bumbag sporting sick c*nt telling his mate that RH9 has twin turbos, one in the front and the other in the boot.

Hes mate then asked him "CUZ WATS RH9 STAND FOR BRO" and he replied with "CUZ WALLAH U DONO NOTHIN ABOUT CARS BRO ITS THE MOTAHHH"

:P true story, that wasnt even 1/4 of the lulz which took place

oh god, can just picture these two dudes with head shaved at the top and curly mullet at the back.

serioulsy that just goes to show how much the people who attend these shows actually know about cars, and thats y u end up with all the pieces of shit that u see at autosalon that are soo disgustingly modified

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