Annyeong haseyo! How did you find our Bangkok Motor Show girly gallery from earlier in the week? Tom yum too spicy? Should that be the case, perhaps you’ll find today’s gallery of the 2013 Seoul Motor Show girls milder. Less spicy, no less tasty!
But before you tuck in, do join us on a recap of the 2013 Seoul Motor Show, which had a number of interesting concept cars and fresh production cars on display. Korea’s domestic show is not “Grand Slam level” and will never be, but you can count on local boys Hyundai and Kia to prop up the event.
The latter came up with the cute Kia Cub Concept that sat next to the giant Cross GT Concept, and we even spotted a one-off Kia K3 Convertible! Renault-Samsung had a rebadged Captur crossover on display and the other things that caught Paul’s eye were the big sedans (new Nissan Teana, Chevy Malibu) and the sharp-suited Lexus models (LF-LC Concept, IS 250).
To view every post from Seoul 2013, click here. When you’re done with the cold metal, proceed to view the warm bodies after the jump.
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Several comments discussed the appearance of Gangnam Girls, often criticizing the prevalence of plastic surgery and artificial beauty, with some labeling their looks as fake and unnatural. Others expressed fascination, calling them attractive and eye-catching despite concerns about their authenticity. There was a recurring theme that many girls look similar due to cosmetic procedures, with some suggesting that such enhancements might lead to aging issues later. A few comments appreciated their appearance without focusing on plastic surgery, emphasizing natural beauty or personal preferences. Overall, the sentiment fluctuated between admiration for their looks and skepticism about their naturalness, highlighting ongoing debates about beauty standards and cosmetic enhancements in Korea.