PHOTO FINISH: Fuel-filled Weekend
Doug Gore’s Audi TT-R DTMprovides the perfect backdropfor Nicole Hall (left) andJoanna Sadler at the openingof ATL Automotive showrooms.
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May 2, 2013

PHOTO FINISH: Fuel-filled Weekend

A couple of auto-related events took centrestage last weekend. The 2013 Subaru Forester made its two-day Jamaican debut at Caymanas bike track in St Catherine while a street car link-up was held on Red Hills Road in St Andrew.

 

 

 

NatashaBradshow andAshwariya Smithenjoying the night out atlast Sunday’s IRepModzLink Up on Red HillsRoad inSt Andrew.
Gal pals JadeSenior, NatashaTyndale andShereece Copelandhaving fun at theIRepModz Link Up.
Davia Carterflashes a brightsmile at lastSunday’s IRepModzLink Up on Red HillsRoad inSt Andrew.
Lisa Chang gets ready for her test drive at last Saturday ’s KIG media launch of the 2013Subaru Forester.

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