For anyone who is interested, Hot Import nights show is coming to the penn. convention center. Tickets will be discounted $5 using AUTOMOTIVE as your code. Anyone feel free to email me if you have any show related questions or want to enter your modified ride.

Thanks guys.

cars@visionevent.com

 

Is the Crossfire considered an 'import?'

 

there are actually a ton of categories for all sorts of cars. it's not only an import show. it's also great exposure.

 

Why wouldn't it be?

 

Because it's a Chrysler !?!?

 

(Websters)..."import"...to bring in (goods) from abroad.

 

I agree with +firemax it is an import, its more of an import than lets say a Hyundia Sonata that are now built here in the states, besides isn't Chrysler owned by a German car company?
At least for now.

 

Yes you are right it is an import in every sense of the word, that was a " tongue in cheek" statement. In today's global economy with Hyundai's built here and GTO's built in Australia brand names don't mean a whole lot. I must admit it kind of irked me a little when I had my '99 Dodge Ram and I opened the driver's door to get in if I looked at the sticker the thing that jumped out at me was "Made in Mexico".

 

What I really get a kick out of is NASCAR fans. Now I'm not into NASCAR racing myself, and I haven't been ever since it became more about the drivers instead of the cars. And the fact that all of the cars essentially look just alike, really turns me off too.
What I'm talking about is how the NASCAR fans were getting all upset over Toyota entering the racing series, and how that was just wrong because NASCAR racing means AMERICAN made Iron fighting it out on the high bank ovals. An All American race, if you will.
But when you take a look at the cars the big "Four' are supposedly racing, the Charger, Monte Carlo, Taurus, and Camry, 2 of them are built in Canada, one is built in Mexico. Only the Toyota is built in the good old U.S.of A.