Bangkok Motor Show 2011.

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Bangkok Motor Show 2011

[den Buut]

If these are the latest Lotus models, and I only saw  pictures, I want to have one as soon as possible.

[boloa]

I would never change my old jallopy for one of those new  Lotus models, they look expensive and temperamental to me 

[Admin]

First Video very good song....

The NEW Ford Ranger 2012 is looking good but the only thing I don't like is that they made it even more square than it already is..... why? It look closer to the Nissan Navara design.
 
I like the New Mazda BT-50 that will come to the Thai market soon, very sharp and round.

[den Buut]

Forget those cars, look at the woman

[Dave the Dude]

I will be next week!

[Admin]

I will be next week!

Don't forget to post report here!

[Admin]

NICE CARS......... 

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[Dave the Dude]

Looks like you have reported on all the best bits already!

[Admin]

Bangkok Motor Show bookings on track 
The Nation: 2 Apr 2011

Nearly 14,000 vehicles sold at Motor Show, so far

The 32th Bangkok International Motor Show's vehicle bookings in the first 7 days ran up to 13,775 units, while the organiser believed that the target of 28,000 vehicles would be achieved throughout the 14-day event.

Grandprix International, the organiser, announced that during March 24-30, Toyota was the camp with the highest booking number, 3,337 units or 24.52 per cent. Trailing behind was Honda, which this year heavily promoted a new model, Brio. The camp secured the bookings for 2,676 units.

The motor show will run until April 5.
The organiser expects bookings to be close to last year's level at 27,878 units.

http://www.nationmultimedia.com/2011/04/01/business/Nearly-14000-vehicles-sold-at-Motor-Show-so-far-30152290.html

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Bangkok Motor Show bookings +30,000 
: 7 Apr 2011

Over 30,000 cars booked at 32nd Bangkok Motor Show

Car reservations at the 32nd Bangkok International Motor Show total 30,000 units with over 1.9 million visitors throughout the 11-day event.

According to Event Organizer Chairperson Dr Prachin Eiam-lamnao, car reservations from 25 March to 5 April 2011 stood at about 30,000 units worth over 50 billion baht amid the rising fuel cost. The number of visitors was 1.9 million, compared to 1.6 million people last year.

60% of the cars reserved in the event were in the price range of 300,000 to 800,000 baht with engine sizes from 1,200 cc to 1,800 cc.

Dr Prachin indicated that the statistics reflected greater popularity for vehicles with smaller engines and eco-cars.

Based on the number of cars reserved in the event, Japanese brands are still dominating the market. Toyota took the lead with over 8,000 units reserved, followed by Honda and Nissan with over 5,000 units and 3,000 units reserved respectively.

However, many companies had to inform their customers that car delivery might be late by over 60 to 90 days since auto parts must be imported from Japan, which was recently hit by twin disasters. However, Japanese auto makers are believed to be able to solve this problem within three months.

http://thainews.prd.go.th/en/news.php?id=255404060013
 

[Dave the Dude]

It was a great show and worth every one of the 100b entrance fee!

Probably go next year too.