Driven Toronto 2026
Well, well, well... I know we mostly post content from New York. BUT! I recently found my way back in Canada for my second visit and I'm happy to finally catch a feel of the car scene here.
Welcome back to another blog, and to be more specific, we are in Toronto!
One thing for sure, is that social media is a hell of a tool. I had no clue on where to quickly find automotive events around where I was staying. But, a quick search through Instagram lead me to a flyer by Driven Show for the following day. Very short and spontaneous but we're going with the flow.
After waiting on line to enter the show, I was greeted with this Yokohama booth and one of my favorite chassis' - the Nissan S-Chassis. I was able to speak with the owner before leaving and he gave me a look at the engine area and interior, so - huge shout out to him for his time!
Not too far from the Yokohama booth, was this ratrod. Caught me by surprise, adding diversity to the scene here.
I've also ran across Asian Parts and Idemitsu. The name may be familiar to some but if you're not familiar, Idemitsu is the company that has provided and engineered most of the OEM automotive lubricants for Japanese cars. They also brought along 2 cool cars - an AE86 and an NSX.
Alongside, Asian Parts, is also their Euro counterpart - German Parts.
Continuing with the show...
Beautiful pair of Honda's here. The Yellow on this Type R stands out well. 
Hmmm...who did it better?
For the Marvel fans...
Yellow seems to be common... There's more... 
This Alfa Romeo definitely caught my attention. The livery, the fitment, kissing the floor? She's definitely a looker! 
I did mention above that there was more yellow. This time, I might be a bit biased. But, on a Subie? With the TE's - Well done!
And now, a luxury SUV/Crossover in yellow...and layin' low?
A rather clean E36 4-door here. Beautful color with a touch of carbon.
Another good look - a classic Ferrari on BBS' with clean fitment. 
One thing I did notice is that there were a lot of Subaru's present.
#HatchGang
The Datsun 510 - such a classic!
The E46 M3 is also another timeless car. 
Also, shout out to the Otto Guys. They were actually attending the cars and coffee that I would attend the following morning (more on that soon, also). 
I'm not gonna continue with my bias...
The presence of Godzilla is always a pleasure.
One thing about any show you go to, is that the spectator lot is also gonna have some heat! As I walked back to my rental, I noticed this pristine Blobeye STI and then I was completely blown away when I noticed it was right hand drive. 
I know I'm team Subie, but I can't help but notice a clean Evo. Tucking that ETS front mount real nice.
I can't remember the last time I've seen an FC this clean!
I also got a chance to speak to this Hatch owner. Makes me miss mine.
Continuing with the show...Beautiful pair of Honda's here. The Yellow on this Type R stands out well. Hmmm...who did it better?For the Marvel fans...Yellow seems to be common... There's more... This Alfa Romeo definitely caught my attention. The livery, the fitment, kissing the floor? She's definitely a looker! I did mention above that there was more yellow. This time, I might be a bit biased. But, on a Subie? With the TE's - Well done!And now, a luxury SUV/Crossover in yellow...and layin' low?A rather clean E36 4-door here. Beautful color with a touch of carbon.Another good look - a classic Ferrari on BBS' with clean fitment. One thing I did notice is that there were a lot of Subaru's present.#HatchGangThe Datsun 510 - such a classic!The E46 M3 is also another timeless car. Also, shout out to the Otto Guys. They were actually attending the cars and coffee that I would attend the following morning (more on that soon, also). I'm not gonna continue with my bias...The presence of Godzilla is always a pleasure.One thing about any show you go to, is that the spectator lot is also gonna have some heat! As I walked back to my rental, I noticed this pristine Blobeye STI and then I was completely blown away when I noticed it was right hand drive. I know I'm team Subie, but I can't help but notice a clean Evo. Tucking that ETS front mount real nice.I can't remember the last time I've seen an FC this clean!I also got a chance to speak to this Hatch owner. Makes me miss mine.
Last but definitely not least - a very clean example of an Evo V.
Hopefully you guys enjoyed this trip away from NY and welcome more. Shout out to Driven Show for a dope event, there will also be another blog post from Canada for a cars and coffee I went to the following morning.
Thanks for reading, see you at the next one!
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