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The tenth anniversary of Importfest went down this weekend and it was really one to remember, the show was about the same size as last year but the caliber of cars on the floor seemed to be quite a bit higher. The team entries were off the hook, the stage always had something going on, and the women looked great, not to mention the new best stance award category which I was lucky enough to have a hand in judging. Today's coverage is a little bit of everything so there should be a little something for everyone.

To hold you guys over until I get a chance to start rolling out my CSCS coverage here are some Euro Rods courtesy of 'go kart tire fitment ,ollie'. Ollie admits that he is not the biggest fan of traditional America Rods (because they typically don't handle well) but he is a big fan of these. I have not see a whole lot of euro rods before so I enjoyed these, hopefully you do too.

While thinking of what to post today it occurred to me that it's been awhile since I've done a good ol' guessing game post. A big contributing factor to this is that I've got some of the smartest car nuts on the web as my readers who seem to know something about everything. However I may have something today that's been modified to the point where the answer may not be immediately apparent.

Hyundai surprised a lot of people when they released the Genesis being a company with no prior sports car platform to speak of unless you make the stretch to include the Tiburon. In 2009 it was tough to say how the car would do in regards to initial sales and aftermarket acceptance/support, however about a year or so after initial release it's fairly safe to say that the Genesis has been well received.

I've always liked VW Corrados, probably because I like Sciroccos quite a bit as well and they share a similar feel. While their reliability might be up for question but their ability to look good dumped on a clean set of rims isn't. It's a damn shame that they came fwd as a sliding Corrado would be a treat.

This weekend was the 5th Annual Voice Coil Meltdown and Tuner Jam Show put on by Division R Performance and hosted at Selective Sound in Mississauga. Since I had missed this show all four previous years I made a mental note to attend this one even before Sam had invited me out to the event to cover and sponsor it. The show had a great turnout and for the most part the weather cooperated, here are the photos from this year and I hope to make it out again next year.

I don't post Acura NSX's nearly as often as I should, I posted this drift one and this one from CSCS5 sure, but other than that I can't really recall posting anymore.

Nelson, a member of modified society, owns a very clean purple-ish VR6 Corrado which I first spotted at the CSCS Finale back in October. He has contacted me a few times about doing a full feature on his car but my schedule and the weather just made it really hard to do late in the season, we are planning to do a full one next summer so consider this a taste of what's to come.

Anyone remember the game Crazy Taxi? It was a pretty good arcade game back in the Cruis'n USA days. Since I live close to the only surviving Playdium I played a lot of crazy taxi, this doesn't really have much today with today's post other than the fact that these are some Crazy Taxis.