BUT NOT UNTIL 2010! Why must the Canadians suffer! Scion believes because of its gas friendly, hip looking, youthful-taste of a brand is ready to market to the Canads.

Toyota will roll out its Scion program in phases, with the first stores coming to Montréal, Toronto and Vancouver in 2010. This more traditional dealership program will be followed by additional stores in "Canadian urban areas."

All Hail Canada! Lets Move north!




_ Thai Spyce _

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Don't get me wrong, but I love limousines and Cadillacs. This thing is straight ridiculous. One thing for sure this has a legitimate lift kit that can traverse those heavy trails in Las Vegas.



Who needs a functional car that can drive these days when you can just look at it!



Who cares about having your speakers exposed to the elements? Let them hang out along wiht your manhood, and watch these things get torn up in a Level 1 Hurricane in Florida.



This is a strange art piece on a car, but I really like it . it reminds me of those Lubriderm Lotion commercials in the early 90's. Simply fantastic!

TheJohnster

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We checked out the SEMA show with fakeRICH Mike at Vegas during setup and got some cool pictures of the sweet cars that are around SEMA 2009.

Take a look and be amazed!

































Sweet Mitsubishi Eclipse Testarossa Conversion!

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Well after a lackluster election day, the obvious triumphed. I don't have to write about Obama becoming President, or how the Johnster voted for "Jesus" or anything, but what does this mean for cars?



Are cars going to be "green?" Are cars going to be required to be extremely clean and older cars are assed out?



Well no need to worry, at least for me, because California has more strict smog laws than the rest of the country anyways.

Maybe in this green era the rest of the states may have to catch up to California, so for the rest of you guys, enjoy regular smog tests, TEST ONLY facilities, shitty gas that only goes up to 91 octane (though some places in Colorado only goes up to 89), and the other shitty things that come with stricter smog laws.

Mister Philthy, with the filthy tail pipe.

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W/ your favorite local dj, YOOK$! also: Steve Aoki (Dim Mak) and Mr. White.




- Thai Spyce -

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So SEMA is around the corner...

And speculation is already circulating...

Who's going to steal the show?

The all new Camaro...



or

Godzilla reborn as the Nissan GT-R!



VOTE NOW!

Which car is going to steal this years SEMA show?
	Nissan GT-R
	Chevrolet Camaro
pollcode.com free polls

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Sure its not a Halloween film, but back when Mel Gibson was actually a tough guy, he ruled the roads of Australia in Mad Max. If you don't think an Angry Aussie with a Mossberg Pump Action Shotgun is scary, then you're pretty hardcore. I would be just as scared of this guy as any monster.

The car in the film is the Holden Monaro, back then this car was a really fast car with a 350 V8. The body work, simply awesome!




Here is a replica of that car, one crazy guy!



Here is a Japanese replica, I wouldn't expect any less from these fanatical people.


Safe Halloween!

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I've been to many car shows in my time, being in Southern California car shows are very abundant. I've been to LA Auto Show with press passes and lots of champagne, but the one to rule king for me is the Japanese Classic Car Show. Don't get me wrong, seeing the newest Aston Martin, Bentley, and Murcielago LP640 is impressive, but it doesn't strike me as wholesome or as endearing as guys that work on their own cars. The import shows are great as well, but these lack real presence and nostalgia. With all of these factored in, the Japanese Classic Car Show ROCKS!

Here are some photo's of my favorite cars :















MY FAVORITE :


This car looks amazing in person, the lines are soft but hard. Sounds strange right? The shapes are smooth, but the transistions on the body are bent creating a hard edge. Its simply wonderful, in real life this thing is as small as a MK1 AW11 Toyota MR2.

Cheers and Happy Halloween

TheJ0hnster

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But make sure you choose companies who offer great rates such as Toyota and GM. Because they are in desperation in selling their vehicles you might come up and get a vehicle cheaper than any period of your lifetime. Look for financing from your bank or credit union and shop for rates before you shop for your future car. This in turn will tell you what you can afford and try to aim for a loan that'll be for 48 months instead of 72 months. You never know when you might want to upgrade your car! Plus you don't want the payments to lag on longer because you'll end up paying a lot more for a car that is not of its worth.



- Thai Spyce -

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My older brother and I love cars, and love seeing nice exotic cars on the road. Its great, especially when you live in Southern california, a mecca for fast/exotic cars. Every once in a while we'll come across a real pompous character, and just say "Nice Kit Car!" They usually look away with disgust and disbelief, that we embarassed their manhood!

Here is another pictoral view of badly done Kit Cars :

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