The Voice of the Consumer

Here is an article I did about the founder of J.D. Power and Associates about his reluctant journey to change the automobile industry. http://cincinnatiprofile.com/2014/02/auto/the-voice-of-the-consumer/

The Third Floor

The annual KOI Cavalcade of Customs is held each year in the Duke Energy Center and takes up nearly two full floors. In the beginning, many years ago, the show was limited to just the first floor's main room. Then as it grew it began to spill over to encompass not only the floor of the main room but the first floor corridors as well. Now it also fills up much of the third floor of the convention center. They way we wander through the show is to check out the first floor and then make our way up stairs to enjoy what they have to offer up there. These are cars that were displayed on the third floor.

50s and 60s

Just glancing at today's pictures it looks as though I have some offerings from the 50s and 60s. It's tough to argue that those weren't two of the greatest decades for power in cars coming out of Detroit.

Muscle and More

Because of the layout at the annual KOI Cavalcade of Customs there are all kinds of cool cars all over the place. Certain types, unless it is a club, are strewn all over the convention floor. I don't mind this at all because it's fun to wander around and see lots of variety. And when I've been posting these I've pretty much been posting in the order in which I've taken them. But looking at the shots I'm posting today I noticed a bit of a trend. And I love American muscle.

End of the Week

We've come to the end of another week of great cars from the annual KOI Cavalcade of Customs. I hope you're enjoying the cars. Let me know what you think of this show.

The Show Goes On

The parade of cars that were on display at this year's KOI Cavalcade of Customs rolls on. Here are some more for you to enjoy.

Spanning Decades

There literally is no time frame for the cars that are on display at the annual KOI Cavalcade of Customs. There is everything from Model Ts to new Lambos and everything in between. Yet another reason to love this show.