So do we come to the usual fare to round off motor shows. The 2012 Thai Motor Expo had its share of action; Proton launched the Prevé and Exora Prime in Thailand at the event, and the Brio Amaze made its motor show debut.
There was plenty of bling – from the Mazda BT-50 Thrilling Concept to the Hyundai Elantra with a massive wing, the show had lots of dressed up metal.
Of course, there were equally flashy sights to take in, for some even more enthralling than those of the four-wheeled variety. The ladies were out in full force, and Danny captured a good many. With his camera. Lots to see in the erm, huge gallery, quite figuratively, so be prepared to give your eyes a workout.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express admiration for Thai models' beauty, with many highlighting their attractiveness and natural allure. Some debate whether the models are genuine women or ladyboys, with a mix of skepticism and acceptance. Several comments humorously critique plastic surgery and suggest that models attract attention at motor shows. Overall, the sentiments celebrate Thai models' appeal, with some off-topic discussions about gender, beauty standards, and motor show marketing strategies.