為期兩日的南台車展在11/30、12/1展開，第二天才出門前往逛展覽，太陽很大天氣很熱，參展人數比想像的還多。

展場分成很多區，從歐美進口車、國產到百貨及機車區，有很多的車種車款可以提供參展的人鑑賞，來的人非常多，結果自己也逛到忘記拍照。

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逛完一輪後就來到美食區，個人認為美食區的部分其實偏小，人群只能在這個走廊裡面擠來擠去，頗不方便，希望下次有機會的話可以再把美食區的攤位在稍微分散一些。

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