Makers go wild at Vegas show

Luke Wilkinson

Luke_Wilkinson@dennis.co.uk @LT_Wilkinson ● SEMA Show is largest modified-car exhibition ● Tuning firms showcase latest tech and styling THE Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show opened its doors last week. It’s the world’s largest modified car expo, and is held annually at the Las Vegas Convention Centre in Nevada, USA. The trade event lets the latest and greatest tuners and parts distributors showcase and sell their products. While it’s not open to the general public, SEMA also acts as a stage for manufacturers to parade their wildest race cars and highly tuned production car-based one-offs – so the diversity of vehicles on display is unlike anything you’ll see at conventional European or American motor shows such as Frankfurt, Geneva or Los Angeles. In previous years, the SEMA Show has played host…

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