But in truth the night wasn’t about debating the efficacy of such a vehicle, but rather gathering with fellow automotive enthusiasts from across Toronto at a great venue to celebrate this remarkable technical achievement in automotive history.

Jeremy Choi, Curtis Priest, Ryan Priest of Pixelcarve Inc,
and Cheryl Proctor of Fueled Strategies.

Of course, where there’s a great event, there’s The Globe & Mail covering it.

The great conversations, drinks and food aside, the real reason for the event was to gawk at this automotive masterpiece, and of course go for a test drive (or sit)!

Although not new to music, you may know Jill better as A.D.A. Claire Kincaid from Law & Order, Dr. Jordan Cavanaugh from Crossing Jordan, or perhaps you know her best as the second person to appear in Maxim Magazine (below).

Now Jill adds professional recording artist to her resume, with the release of her first studio album. Deeply emotional, beautifully poetic and performed with the energy and grace of a genuine rock star, the event was filled with humour, cheers and a lot of very happy fans. Curtis and Ryan pose here with Jill after her performance, who was gracious and humble.

Congratulations Jill, and best of luck with the album!

UPDATE: More pictures from the event here:
http://fashionights.com/post/975229357/eve…

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