Although we've covered MINIs and the Evoque in a previous posting, we have not yet shown you the rest of the British machines we captured at the Auto Salon. Yes we realize there are probably not any more "true" British car firms around but that's another issue for another time. Let's see some Rollers and start with the King and pioneers of VIP, Junction Produce.
JP showing us once again why they rule in the VIP world.
Not to be outdone, Wald rolled out their Phantom Drophead. It's behind these 2 lovely lasses somewhere.
Even Hamann brought out a Rolls, showcasing a Ghost.
Japan Forged wheels brought out a Brabus Bentley.
And over at Rev Speed's booth, 2 lovely Lotuses (Loti?).
Bridgestone tyres had a very cool looking KTM Crossbow, it's not exactly British, but i think it should go with the Lotuses.
That about wraps up my coverage of all the Euro metal the the Tokyo Auto Salon, next up, JDM YO!!!
Read more:
Tokyo Auto Salon 2012: The Girls! Part 1!
Tokyo Auto Salon 2012: The BMWs
Tokyo Auto Salon 2012: Audi & VW
Tokyo Auto Salon 2012: Volvos
Tokyo Auto Salon 2012: Mercedes-Benz
Tokyo Auto Salon 2012: Porsches
Tokyo Auto Salon 2012: MINIs and an Evoque
Tokyo Auto Salon 2012: The Italians
Tokyo Auto Salon 2012: British Marques
Tokyo Auto Salon 2012: The Carpark
Tokyo Auto Salon 2012: Fatlace
Tokyo Auto Salon 2012: Rotaries and Mazdas
Tokyo Auto Salon 2012: Toyota Hachiroku
Tokyo Auto Salon 2012: Subaru BRZ
Tokyo Auto Salon 2012: Old School Cool "The Classics"
Tokyo Auto Salon 2012: Honda
Tokyo Auto Salon 2012: Subarus & Mitsubishis
Tokyo Auto Salon 2012: GTRs & Nissans
Tokyo Auto Salon 2012: Daihatsu & Suzuki
Tokyo 2012 Day 1
Tokyo 2012 Day 2 - Part 1: Sushi-Dai & Ginza
Tokyo 2012 Day 2 - Part 2: Toyota Megaweb
Tokyo 2012 Day 3 - Tokyo Disneysea!
Tokyo 2012 Day 5 - Asakusa & Harajuku
Tokyo 2012 day 7 - Akihabara
Tokyo 2012 day 8 - Hakone!
Tokyo 2012 day 9 - Last day in Tokyo
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