My thoughts:
1) The new Camry reminds me of Gonzo.
2) The new Jeep Compass reminds me of Dizzy Gillespie(?sp)
3) The Camaro was amazing. With it, the Shelby GT, and the new Dodge Challenger, it really is a rebirth of the domestic muscle car. "That which is old is new again."
4) No NSX. It was sad to not see it at the Acura stand. And it was funny to see them "unveil" the first Acura Legend. I kept hoping it was a fake body. It wasn't.
5) There really arn't that many new vehicles that I like. Almost every domestic I got in had poor quality (I hate plastic interiors), even the SRT-8 Charger and SRT-8 Grand Cherokee, both of which I really wanted to like. Of the imports, none really stirred my blood. The only imports I kept going back to were a Mini Cooper S, a modified IS350 (which I found stunning), and amazingly the new Jag XK Coupe. Ferrari's don't count (oh how I lust for an F430).
6) Ferrari has the hottest girls by far. Saleen was a close second.
7) Cadillac is really marketing to the urban youth/hip-hop crowd with their SUV line-up. They even had a breakdancing display over rap music on Sunday.
8) Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep put on the best press conferences, HANDS DOWN. If I can upload the videos, I'll prove it. The release of the Chrysler Aspen was ah-may-zing.
Here are some of the pics I took. The link to all of them is at the bottom of this first post...
http://psykosis.smugmug.com/gallery/1115103
1) The new Camry reminds me of Gonzo.
2) The new Jeep Compass reminds me of Dizzy Gillespie(?sp)
3) The Camaro was amazing. With it, the Shelby GT, and the new Dodge Challenger, it really is a rebirth of the domestic muscle car. "That which is old is new again."
4) No NSX. It was sad to not see it at the Acura stand. And it was funny to see them "unveil" the first Acura Legend. I kept hoping it was a fake body. It wasn't.
5) There really arn't that many new vehicles that I like. Almost every domestic I got in had poor quality (I hate plastic interiors), even the SRT-8 Charger and SRT-8 Grand Cherokee, both of which I really wanted to like. Of the imports, none really stirred my blood. The only imports I kept going back to were a Mini Cooper S, a modified IS350 (which I found stunning), and amazingly the new Jag XK Coupe. Ferrari's don't count (oh how I lust for an F430).
6) Ferrari has the hottest girls by far. Saleen was a close second.
7) Cadillac is really marketing to the urban youth/hip-hop crowd with their SUV line-up. They even had a breakdancing display over rap music on Sunday.
8) Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep put on the best press conferences, HANDS DOWN. If I can upload the videos, I'll prove it. The release of the Chrysler Aspen was ah-may-zing.
Here are some of the pics I took. The link to all of them is at the bottom of this first post...
http://psykosis.smugmug.com/gallery/1115103
. Keep in touch throughout the year. We'll talk when the next NAIAS rolls around...
They look suited to a riced prelude. 
I'm also wondering if they'll include any of those design flaws that made it a supercar ... like how the engine would catch on fire, or how the front end gets light as the petrol tank empties, or the petrol fumes in the cabin? Without that, it just not a Miura. 
