KL International Motorshow '06
First we went to The Mall for a quick bite at their top-floor food court. I had murtabak, King had some mee+rojak substance and cendol, and Ang had a humble roti planta. Next, PWTC.
Luckily for us, student rates are only available on weekdays (RM5 instead of teh usual RM20, wee!). After obtaining our tickets, we went to the expo entrace; which is ironically one of PWTC's exit. WTF? Well, apparently, we're supposed to cross a bridge (there's a river) to go to the 1st two showrooms on another building. Fine. Oh bdw, it was raining heavily.
Hall 1:
YES! KLIM06! I SEE A FERARRI F1! OOO! THERE'S A 1.6 PROTON WAJA CAMPRO!!!
Wait a minute.
Proton?!??!
Yep. Yes the first car was a Ferrari F1, used to promote Bridgestone's Potenza tires (same as the one I've seen in 1U not long ago). Then the next visible booth is indeed Proton's (with Lotus, which they own). Waja Campro, Gen2 R3, Savvy R3, Lotus Elise, and a few other Lotus cars (forgot). Then the next one was... forgot who's as well, but they had lorries. Yes, lorries. Kia booth, various cars, more lorries. (Wasn't too interested)
Hall 2:
Okay now we're talking. Nissans. 2006 350Z Coupe, Nismo 350Z (sweet!), several other standard issue Nissans. Don't have the one shown on Epi 1 of Top Gear Season 8 tho. =P
Brabus, with it's various Mercs, no SLR. Hyundai, with the new Coupe, Getz, Tuscon, etc etc etc. Some audio system stand, with a sweet-looking pickup truck issue boombox system.
Various, various. A crashed crash-test Savvy (Ang took a pic; for Jat... hehe). Various, various.
Sorry that I'm not being specific. I have no pictures, so.. haha. If u want them, can try at LowYat.net. I'm sure they have plenty.
Hall 3:
Back at PWTC. Pergeot. 206cc, 407, etc etc. But what really caught my eye (and King's) was the 307cc, a convertible. It's freaking sweet!!!!! I want THAT car. Hehe. Gooogle it for the image. =P
Mitsubishi, its winning rally car, new Lancer, Evo IX, etc. Mazda MX-5, 6, 5 , but no RX-8. Weird. Perodua with Myvi Sport, Rally Myvi, and other cars.
2nd floor, Concept cars!!! Volvo, with its C70 & 3CC concept car, and freeplay of their X-Box game (played for like 15 mins). Toyota with it's Sportivo, CS&S, and PM concept cars. Ford with it's 4Trac concept. YES! I had fun here!
Hall 4:
Only two manufacturers: Honda with its Mega-huge stage and Merc. Honda had it's FCX, Sports4 (S4) and Civic Modulo concepts. SWEEET! Not as sweet as the 307cc tho, mainly because it is more accessible. =P
We then later stayed to watch the Asimo presentation. The robot itself was impressive, but the presentation's script was horrible:
Honda Chick 1: What can you do Assimo?
Assimo (Voice probably from some British Council kid): I can walk up the stairs. Do you want to see?
Honda Chick 2:Yes please, Assimo.
*Assimo walks*
Honda Chicks: Waaaaaauuuuu...
*Assimo arrives at top of stairs*
Honda Chick 3: That is really impressive Assimo.
Assimo: Why but of course. Thatnks to my creators at Honda.......
The entire 15 minute show was like one of those 'Let's Learn English!' shows by TV Pendidikan...
Merc: Finally, the McLaren SLR... 7 million... *swallows tongue*
Oh, various other Mercs too, including a toy mobile car version (not the colectible model version) for kids selling at Rm2k.
Talk about spoilt brats.
Hall 5:
ALL Naza World cars.. the Pagani Zonda, Lambos, Ferraris, Porches, etc etc. The EXACT ones I've seen (and touched) during my free visits to Naza World.
Exit: Heavy rain. Very heavy rain. Ran to the LRT. My Merc poster turned to pulp. Sobs.
Journey Home: Drove King's Hyundai Coupe FX.
Verdict: Pergeot 307CC.... I want.
If you want pics, go to forums like lowyat.net. They'll have pics taken with SLR cams... haha. Better than Ang's HP cam. ;) ciaoz
P.S. Kingsley mutilated his hair. =S

Next up, NAZA World. What's there to report? Two Lambos, one SLR, several Porches, and a Naza Sutera...
Next, we made our way to the 2nd showroom with two umbrellas. Heavy rain. Got wet asses by the time we got there. Heheh. But it was worth it. Saw the new Rav4 (Sue Lin's fav!). No key required. Button ignition. Sweet. Though the size has grown rather huge from the previous generation.