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Home > Automotive News > Modified vehicle exhibition in Bursa: A message from car enthusiasts against prejudices

Modified vehicle exhibition in Bursa: A message from car enthusiasts against prejudices

At the exhibition organized by BURMOS DER at Parkora Mall, vehicle owners introduced the modified car culture with an emphasis on craftsmanship, design, and responsibility.

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Published: 27.10.2026 10:09 Updated: 27.10.2026 10:12
Modified vehicle exhibition in Bursa: A message from car enthusiasts against prejudices

The Bursa Motor Sports Solidarity Association (BURMOS DER) brought car enthusiasts together with a modified vehicle exhibition held at Parkora Mall on October 24, 2026.

During the event, vehicles prepared in various styles were presented to the visitors.

Association members stated that they had achieved a first in Bursa, emphasizing that the modified vehicle culture should not be associated solely with noise, speed, and traffic violations.

In addition to the passion for automobiles, technical knowledge, manual labor, and personal design concepts were highlighted during the organization.

Association members and visitors attending the modified vehicle exhibition at Parkora Mall are seen.
The event organized by BURMOS DER at Parkora Mall brought car enthusiasts together.

While vehicle owners displayed the cars they had prepared according to their own tastes, it was stated that the main goal of the event was to reduce misconceptions regarding the modified car culture.

In the association's statement, it was noted that this culture can be represented not by dangerous behavior in traffic, but by a conscious approach that complies with the rules.

Our message is very clear: Modification is not a crime, it is our lifestyle.

— BURMOS DER
Modified vehicles exhibited inside Parkora Mall and their owners are seen.
At the event, vehicle owners presented their modified cars to the visitors.

THE GOAL IS TO BREAK PREJUDICES

BURMOS DER pointed out that a passion for automobiles can coexist with respect for traffic rules, valuing human life, and a sense of social responsibility. The statement mentioned that the exhibition also aimed to establish a positive bond between young people and car culture.

With the organization at Parkora Mall, vehicle owners were offered the opportunity to showcase their hard work, and the goal was to bring car enthusiasts together on a common platform. The association stated that they expect the event to contribute to the development of car gatherings in Bursa and the strengthening of the culture of solidarity.

A custom-designed white modified car with its hood open is exhibited at Parkora Mall.
Vehicles prepared with personal design concepts and manual labor stood out at the exhibition.

In the association's statement, it was expressed that a passion for automobiles can turn into a culture that brings people together, strengthens friendships, and adds value to society. BURMOS DER expressed their hope that the organization in Bursa would contribute to a better understanding of the modified vehicle culture and lead the way for larger events in the future.

We did not just exhibit our vehicles; we explained the passion, the labor, the solidarity, and the true face of the modified car culture. With the pride of holding this organization in Bursa, we invite car enthusiasts to carry this culture further in unity and solidarity.

— BURMOS DER
A white, wide-body modified car is exhibited in an indoor area.
Modified vehicles prepared in different styles were featured in the exhibition.

News Source: 12punto

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Bursa BURMOS DER Parkora Mall Modified vehicle Passion for automobiles Motorsports