Tokyo Auto Salon 2009 - Fresh Meet
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Tokyo Auto Salon 2009 - Fresh Meet
Tokyo Auto Salon 2009 - Fresh Meet
Check out the Tokyo Auto Salon 2009 pictures and comments in the Fresh Meet section of this month's issue.Like SEMA and the PRI show, the Tokyo Auto Salon is held once a year. But it's so much different. You might say it's the Mecca for the Japanese car enthusiast--not so much for the Honda fan though. Still, every Honda enthusiast should attend, if only once in his lifetime. While the brand is all but overlooked by most of the country's well-known tuners, those who do cater to the brand do so in big ways. The Auto Salon's Honda content may seem limited to the likes of J's Racing, Mugen, and Spoon Sports, but that isn't where it all ends. Companies like Jun Auto Mechanic showed off its K-series goods, FEEL's had its track-prepped FD2 Type R on display, and there was more than a few random Honda chassis splashed throughout the arena. If you're only interested in Honda content, then don't waste the trip. It'd be easy to run through the show in less than two hours and not miss anything Honda-wise. But if you're easily entertained, plan a trip to TAS. It's one that you'll never regret.
Photo Gallery: Tokyo Auto Salon 2009 - Honda Tuning Magazine
Photo Gallery: Tokyo Auto Salon 2009 - Honda Tuning Magazine
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Check out the Tokyo Auto Salon 2009 pictures and comments in the Fresh Meet section of this month's issue.Like SEMA and the PRI show, the Tokyo Auto Salon is held once a year. But it's so much different. You might say it's the Mecca for the Japanese car enthusiast--not so much for the Honda fan though. Still, every Honda enthusiast should attend, if only once in his lifetime. While the brand is all but overlooked by most of the country's well-known tuners, those who do cater to the brand do so in big ways. The Auto Salon's Honda content may seem limited to the likes of J's Racing, Mugen, and Spoon Sports, but that isn't where it all ends. Companies like Jun Auto Mechanic showed off its K-series goods, FEEL's had its track-prepped FD2 Type R on display, and there was more than a few random Honda chassis splashed throughout the arena. If you're only interested in Honda content, then don't waste the trip. It'd be easy to run through the show in less than two hours and not miss anything Honda-wise. But if you're easily entertained, plan a trip to TAS. It's one that you'll never regret.
Photo Gallery: Tokyo Auto Salon 2009 - Honda Tuning Magazine
Photo Gallery: Tokyo Auto Salon 2009 - Honda Tuning Magazine
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