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The Community
The Ariel Atom Owner’s Club
Almost certainly due to the nature of the Atom, most owners are the kinds of people that wouldn’t want to belong to a club of any kind. They tend to be independent individuals with a penchant for the unpredictable who frankly don’t give a rat’s arse for what’s generally accepted.
And that’s what makes the AAOC different - the people who are entitled to join it. There are no regular meetings. No enforcing committee members. What you get with the AAOC is a brilliant resource of information, some seriously knowledgeable owners. You get to hang out with a thoroughly (and surprisingly) agreeable bunch of people who can actually converse intelligently about things other than cars.
Many of the benefits of the club are ideally accessed on the internet - in fact, that’s the best way to find out the latest news and views, to discover what’s happening where, and unearth a treasure trove of information.
The objectives of the AAOC
- Assist with appropriate events
- Encourage safe, skilled driving
- Act as a meeting point for owners
- Gather feedback from owners
- Record the history of cars
- Work to negotiate club discounts
- Provide unbiased information
- Harness the skills of members
- Promote the vehicle and brand
- Provide online services
- Provide club merchandise
How to join the club
The best way is to go online at www.atomclub.com and click on membership. The annual fee is just $40 and there is an initial $16 joining fee. You can find out more about the club at the website, or by emailing membership@atomclub.com.
The whole idea of AtomFest was born on the AtomClub forum and it is a great place to communicate with others on the subject. Be sure to visit the forum and let us know about your plans to attend AtomFest. Just follow this link: http://forum.atomclub.com/index.php/topic,8344.0.html
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