We showed you the worst of SEMA 2023. Now take a look at the best builds of the show
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Toyota briefly started the concept up at the show, and it sounded glorious.
This truck is definitely not a front-wheel-drive crossover.
Toyota’s FJ Bruiser concept is a fusion of old school charm with modern off-road tech.
Some vehicles at the show proved that not everything should be put out for public viewing.
The loop took 10 minutes of my life and I want it back.
The Ford Ranger Raptor is not the only new Ranger going off-road, thanks to the ORV package from Ford Performance.
Toyota’s performance pickup from the 2000s returns as a concept that we really want to see go into production
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The car did drive into SEMA under its own steam, but there's still a boatload of work to do.
This 911 GT3 was reduced to a mere shell after a crash, so DevSpeed Motorsports stuffed it with a WRX STI engine for…
Mike Burroughs dove head-first into this build, shoving a turbo Honda engine in a Ferrari 328 GTB. He just drove it…
Did we mention it still has a manual transmission?
This low, wide, extreme show car is meant to show off all the ways you can customize your Jetta.
The CJ Surge is meant to showcase possible Jeep electric restomod kids.
Acura will have three heavily modified Integras at SEMA this year. Which one is your favorite?
The best of more than a dozen wild builds we'll see next week
November is usually a huge month for the off-road scene, between the SEMA Show bringing in hordes to Las Vegas to…
You can count on three things in this world: death, taxes, and an absolutely absurd number of 2020 Toyota Supras…
For this year’s SEMA show, Ford rolled out something both very neat and very puzzling. The car in the photo you see…
The Nissan Kicks, I am sorry to say, is a car that I cannot bring myself to care about. Not only am I resentful it…