Petersen's Japanese Car Cruise-In Attracts Some Sweet Rides

Virtual Attendance

Now that the world is finally returning to normal, our beloved automotive events are coming back as well. That includes the ever-popular Japanese Car Cruise-In hosted by the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, which sold out quite quickly for those wanting to attend in the flesh. But if you couldn't make it, the Petersen also graciously provided a virtual experience here.

Wide Variety

The Japanese Car Cruise-In is the largest such event at the Petersen each year, routinely attracting some of SoCal's finest rides. The selection is also quite expansive, which this year, as usual, included a host of sweet S2000 builds to drool over.

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Suit Every Taste

There were also several other amazing Hondas in attendance, including a first-gen NSX or two, along with a bunch of Civics and even some classic iron to soak in. But if you also appreciate those "other" Japanese brands, there was a little bit of JDM to suit every taste.

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Variety of Choices

Attendees had a variety of choices when it came to ways to experience the Japanese Car Cruise-In as well. Those that just wanted to check out everyone elses' cool rides could purchase general admission tickets, which granted them access to the event to do so.

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Going VIP

You could also step up to the general admission vehicle ticket, which includes access to the event, along with complimentary parking, one swag item, and a space for your vehicle at the event. Or, those that wanted to check out the cruise-in and the amazing Petersen museum could simply purchase a VIP spectator ticket.

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All Access

Finally, there's the VIP vehicle ticket, which includes a space for your vehicle at the show, complimentary parking, museum general admission, and a swag item to take home and show off at the next event you attend.

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Comeback

It was certainly nice to see the Japanese Cruise-In back in action, and it gives us something to look forward to the next time around. And with any luck, that next meet will be even bigger and better as the world begins to open up with fewer and fewer restrictions by the day.

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