Surabaya Motor Show: The rest of The Show.

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11/29/2013 at 13:28 • Filed to: Surabaya Motor Show

Honestly, the rest of my local car show is a bit, to small. Do you want to see it? Here you go!

Look, a Dacia Duster! This is equipped with jalop trim, 1.5L Turbodiesel with a stick!

Hyundai Veloster Turbo, I quite like it in real life, somehow.

Subaru Impreza WRX STI Sedan, this thing is brand new here in Indonesia. The salesman even have no idea of the new Subie.

Mirage with RalliArt Trim. Yes, it's a thing here in Indonesia.

This is a Honda brio. I Think you didn't get one of these outside Southeast Asia so i have to explain it. Brio is a city car, smaller than the Fit/Jazz, but somehow still keep the same engine as the Fit/Jazz. So it's like a cheaper, smaller, yet a bit more fun than Fit.

Altough we do get the Fit/Jazz.

And the Minivan version of it, called the Freed. Both are the same car built on the same platform, only the Freed has more space inside.

There's also a minivan version of the Brio, called Mobillio. But it's much less interesting than the Brio.

Next, there's a small, new kei car called the Suzuki Karimun Wagon R. The same Wagon R thet you get in Japan, but in here the engine has been beefed up to 1L instead 600cc, and make slightly more power.

There's also a Swift Sport, the closest thing Suzuki makes to a hot hatchback, but without the hot part, because it's only makes 140ish hp, comes in automatic only, and cost 30k, which is more expensive than Fiesta ST or Clio, the hot hatch to beat.

There's also the long-wheelbase version of the Swift called the Ertiga. Quite comfy, if you ask me, but the cargo space is a bit lacking because it's a 7-seater.

Then there's the Toyotas. This one is quite nice, the Nav1, also known as a Noah in japan. Very comfortable, but reallly expensive compared to say, a Nissan Serena or Mazda Biante. And really slow.

There's also the Kia Rio with the price tag of the Kia Rio in Indonesian Currency. IDR 195 Million. (about 19,500 USD)

And there's a tuned Celica before we go home.

And oh, a very nice vespa scooter.

And an Indonesian made electric minivan called the Elvi.

That's it. That's maybe the smallest car show you ever heard. I only spend arround 50 minutes to see the whole show and get in to each car. What do you think?