Rainy Day Magazine: RainyDayGarage - 2006 New York International Auto Show

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The New York International Auto Show is still in full swing. Today, we'll show you a few tricked out vehicles from the show. Customized cars are both on the main floor and out in some of the secondary tents next to the Javits Center.

With three screens in front and a large screen in the rear, this tricked out Toyota Matrix is the ultimate rolling PlayStation2, just make sure you keep one eye on the road while going for the slam dunk.

Out in one of the external tents, Five Axis is showing some of their creations. They have taken a Scion and gave it a few options not available from the factory.

For those looking for a little more room in their ride, a Hummer is one way to go. Of course, if the stock wheels are not large enough, Pirelli has 30" tires for your H2.

When you are walking around the show, make sure you find time to check out Davin Wheel's offerings. They have a huge selection of wheels and are of superior quality. If you are in the market for some quality wheels, these guys should be on the top of your list.

Tricking out the wheels and installing mods are not enough for some people. Some want their rides to be "in your face" :-) For those folks, the show will also not disappoint. There are plenty of incredible art work displayed on "body panel as canvas" at the show.

Gamers were not left out neither. Subaru has a full 3 screen Gran Tourismo setup with hydraulic platform for true motion gaming experience!

Dodge folks have a projection screen competition racing installation which will let you and you buddies scream around the course in the actual vehicle while going nowhere :-)

New York International Auto Show 2006

By Wan Chi Lau

The New York International Auto Show is one of the largest car show on the east coast. Many auto manufacturers use this event to showcase their lastest offerings and get the buying public excited. The fact that is is just before the tax rebate and summer driving season doesn't hurt neither :-)