Autocar's pick of the crop at this year's SEMA Show
The doors of the SEMA show opened in Las Vegas this week to thousands of domestic and international buyers, maintaining its status as the world’s largest custom car show.
The expo, which also offers educational seminars and product demonstrations, exhibits a vast range of after-market modified cars with some ideas making it to production.
The Vegas show, normally the preserve of out-of-house tuners, is gradually gaining manufacturer support.
GM, Ford and Lexus are among the big manufacturers in attendance, with the latter showcasing six cars to mark the firm’s sixth visit to SEMA.
Although not open to the public, SEMA is important in demonstrating the good, the bad and the ugly of ‘modding’. Here is a gallery of what we found of interest.
Dan Cogger