Every year, Seattle has its auto show at the exhibition center.  Some years are better than others.  And I guarantee you this year had some outstanding appearances.  Without further ado, here are the major players.

Limited Edition Nismo Z - This version was low and mean.  It was completely stacked and armed to the teeth.  It may be a little to extreme for some, but the complete package is here for those who love tuning.

Aston Martin DB9 and V8 Vantage - The styling of these Aston Martin's scream aggression.  My favorite part on both these cars are the fenders.  They pop way out to fit the large wheels.  The Vantage is a personal favorite of mine.

Audi R8 and TT - I've been following Audi closely in recent years.  I've fallen in love with the RS4, which wasn't at the show, but instead they brought the new TT and the monster R8.  The R8 looks absolutely beautiful in person.  I hope I managed to capture that through my photos.  It is very classy but gives off the feel of power.  The TT has just the right changes to make it new and fresh.

Chevy Camaro aka Bumblebee - It's Bumblebee, need I say more?

Chrysler Firepower - Dumb name, but sweet car.  It's roof was extremely flat.  Had the usual American muscle flare.  Not a bad looking car.

The farm truck? - Don't know what this was, but it's pretty unique.

Ferrari 599 GTB and F430 - A car show is never complete without Ferrari.  They are the definition of sports car.  The pair of cars shown here can dominate in so many aspects, from performance to beauty.  Ferrari styling is undisputable.

Ford SYNus - This was one weird looking car.  It looks like a mini-armored vehicle.  Is this a look into our future?  I hope not.

Honda Accord coupe and Mugen Civic Si - One of my favorite parts of the show this year.  Yes, I drive a 2007 Civic Si (FG2), but Honda has gone a long way in styling.  Introducing the new Honda Accord coupe with HFP kit.  19" rims and lip kit all the way around.  This by no means looks like an Accord.  It's mean and aggressive, definitely targeted towards the adventurous type.  The kit blends so nicely.  The appearance of the Mugen Civic Si (FA5) was a pleasant surprise.  I fell in love right away.  Gotta love the fiji blue.

Jeep Hurricane - Two V8 engines and carbon fiber body?  Right...

Lamborghini Gallardo and Superleggera - The tiny in person, super flat and wide Lamborghini impressed as usual.  The blue was modded by someone with lots of money.  He's got great taste but don't know about the fuzzy blue dash.  The Superleggera is lighter and has a few more HP.

Lexus IS-F - Souped up IS350?  It's got a 416 HP V8.  And check out the pipes.  Must burn a lot of fuel if you need those.

Maserati Gran Turismo - A pretty badass looking ride.  405 HP V8.

Mini Cooper S - Everyone loves the Mini, right?  I like the color.

Porsche Cayman S and GT3 RS - The Boxster is nice but the Cayman is way nicer.  I loved this color.  The GT3 RS has a nice blend of retro with new and a mix of aggression.

A nice shot of Qwest Field and the train station.  Need a break from all the cars right?

Scion xB and tC - Here you go all you Scion fans.  They had a nice booth.  It was like looking at hot wheels in a toy store, complete with fancy paint jobs.

A shot of part of the showroom floor.

Spyker C8 Laviolette - I guess this was in Basic Instinct 2.  It's a $241k, hand-built car.  It's very nice but I'd get something else in a heartbeat.  But you want something really unique, here you go.

Suburu Nemo - This new WRX had some new graphics.  Can't say I enjoy the new WRX styling.  I think it may grow on me but it just doesn't look as aggressive.

I hope you enjoyed the photos!  The show was a huge success and worth my 11 bucks.  Now I just gotta save up a bit for that Ferrari F430...or the R8...or....