CLARK FREEPORT -- Excitement looms again in Clark as the biggest Car and Motor show in the country is all set to show off fancy wares during the three-day event at the Fontana Hot Springs Leisure Parks (FHSLP) inside this Freeport on November 13 to 15.
Manuel Sequeira, chief executive officer of FHSLP, said the everyone is welcome to witness a three-day show of amazing events, from cars and bike, auto fun run, black and white pool party, music entertainment, dance showdown competition, to car of the year awards, among others.
During the Auto-Motorama 2015 some of the famous Asian, European and American top of the line cars and motor bikes will be among the highlights of the three-day event.
They would include models from Porsche, Chrysler, Lamborghini, Jaguar, BMW, Bentley, Lotus, Audi, Ferrari, Land Rover, Aston Martin, BAIC, BYD, Ford, Foton, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Lexus, Lotus, Mazda, Mini, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Rolls Royce, Subaru, Suzuki, Tata, Toyota, Volkswagen and Volvo among others.
The Fontana Auto-Motorama 2015 will also highlight the display of Mazda RX7 which appeared in the "Fast and Furious" movies.
Driven by a cause to make a difference in the world, Segueira said Auto-Motorama 2015 will support the advocacy of an international foundation. Thus the theme, “Drive more to reach more.”
“From being a concept, it will be a reality, and it has a cause. It is for the benefit of an international foundation, the Reach Out Worldwide Foundation (ROWW). And it’s a one supreme objective that fuels us to hold this event,” Sequeira said.
Ten percent of the food and beverage revenues will be donated to ROWW, a disaster relief organization co-founded by the late actor Paul Walker who is known for his role in Fast and Furious movies.
ROWW philosophy states that, “making a difference in just one person’s life, the world has been changed for the better.”
Likewise, an auto-fun run targets 1,500 cars to participate, the route will be from Manila to Clark Speedway to Fontana Convention Center.
Fontana Clark aims to be officially recognized as the capital of Auto Show in the Philippines and to be named as the world record-breaking car convoy.
Clark Development Corporation president Arthur Tugade is also hoping that the event would achieve Fontana's aims in staging the motor show.