“On July 15, 2023, I was eagerly prepared to head to the event venue. We arrived on time at the Camping World Stadium for the exhibition held in Orlando. Behind me was a massive pavilion, undergoing final preparations for today's event. Our anticipation was palpable as we looked forward to the exciting performances of the day.
Upon entering the venue, each and every vehicle filled me with excitement. One that particularly caught my attention was a meticulously customized Nissan GT-R equipped with the AMS Alpha 12+ package, boasting an astounding 800 horsepower thanks to its massive turbocharging system. There was also a breathtaking Porsche 911 featuring the TechArt GTstreet R package, with engine upgrades pushing its output to 700 horsepower. These modification packages not only enhanced the performance of these vehicles but also made them more visually captivating.”
Founded in 2014, Clean Culture is headquartered in New York and stands as the United States' fastest-growing automotive event brand. With a presence across 25+ states and 3 countries, the scale of each event varies according to the venue, ranging from hundreds to thousands of vehicles. These events have been held at renowned venues across the nation, including Dodger Stadium, Daytona Speedway, Road Atlanta, and MetLife Stadium.
The layout and decoration of the exhibition hall left a lasting impression on me, as the organizers had put considerable thought into their design. The indoor area was filled with a diverse array of vehicles, including a tuned Honda Civic Type R fitted with the KW Variant 3 suspension kit and Injen Cold Air Intake, optimizing its suspension and performance. There was also a BMW M4 equipped with M Performance components, including a carbon fiber exterior kit and an Akrapovic exhaust system, giving it a more aggressive presence.
Jumping forward to August 5th, at the Fairgrounds in South Florida's Palm Beach, the tire-squealing competition roared with deafening engine sounds, igniting an intense atmosphere despite the impending rain. Each displayed modified car exuded its unique personality and creativity, with a plethora of brand-specific modification kits capturing one's attention. This event offered everything from wheels and suspension kits to turbocharging systems.
The entire event was infused with creativity and freedom. Participants not only had the opportunity to appreciate the beauty of modified cars but also took part in voting and competitions to cast their votes for their favorite vehicles. I noticed smiles on everyone's faces, as each individual was enjoying this vibrant automotive feast.
As the event progressed, I deeply felt the sense of camaraderie within the modification community. Whether in the exhibition area or the gathering zone, people were actively engaging, sharing their insights about modifications.
The successful execution of this event undoubtedly owed much to the hard work of the Clean Culture team. They poured their efforts into every detail, from venue arrangement to designing the event flow, showcasing their passion for modification culture.
In conclusion, Clean Culture's event provided me with a profound experience of the allure of automotive culture. It was more than just an automotive exhibition; it was a gathering place for passion, creativity, and social interaction. I will cherish this exhilarating experience and eagerly look forward to participating in similar events in the future. As an attendee, I spent an exciting day at the Clean Culture automotive exhibition.
Now, we are on the verge of an important moment this week: August 26, 2023, at the Orange County Fair Speedway in Middletown, New York. Clean Culture is about to meet everyone. If you want to personally experience the charm of automotive culture, I believe you absolutely won't want to miss this rare opportunity.
