For me Honda Accord's are really making a scene that no one has ever seen. From dragging their oil pans on the floor to having that VIP feel for making the "grand entrance". But every car I feature tells something different. Juan from TNB doesn't need an expensive car to make an entrance at any show. His Accord already breaks necks.
Plus his nickname being Bachata
(Bachata is a style of dance that accompanies the music of the same name. It has its origins in the Dominican Republic, but is danced widely in Latin America, parts of Europe and areas in the United States with substantial Hispanic populations)
You know shit got real.
Nestor
I've meet Juan a few months back when I started taking pictures and his Accord was one I wanted to shoot. Seeing his car around meets and shows with his old setup, I really wanted a chance to shoot this car. But with different situations we never had the chance until a day before Mothers Day. Was scared taking Juan to the spot I wanted to shoot the car because of the car being so low. I didn't want it to leave without a lip or bumper.
For me, the cars I've seen and shooted are simply amazing, simply clean, and builds worth having around to tell a story. Honda's have gone to another level taking its game of having respect. Owners showing love to each other and giving the thumbs up and telling that their car "looks good" or "fresh".
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