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2012 SEMA Show Coverage

Trucks and SUVs As Over the Top as Vegas Itself
November 13, 2012
By Truck Trend Editors
 

Fall is upon us again, which means the auto show season is about to start. Although not part of the official show circuit, the Specialty Equipment Market Show, better known to industry insiders as the SEMA Show, plays just as significant a role for automakers and accessory manufacturers alike, often determining a model's success among enthusiasts and even the general buyer.

2012-SEMA
The collaboration between automakers and the accessory aftermarket has become even closer over the years, with customized vehicles often becoming the inspiration for production models, or even creating new partnerships between automakers and accessory makers. Although the show features vehicles of all types, as usual, trucks and SUVs continue to play a prominent role, with an entire exhibition hall dedicated to the class.

It's still a little early for the public unveiling of the highly anticipated 2014 GM full-size trucks, but you can bet Chrysler will be well represented with the 2013 Ram 1500, and perpetually popular Jeep Wrangler, and Ford will likely be out in force with the updated 2013 F-150. Bookmark this page for updated show coverage from October 30 through November 2 to see the latest and hottest vehicles and accessories from the show!


2012 SEMA Show Jeep
Vehicles Show Accessory Brand's Personality, Offerings
2012 SEMA Fords
Fabulous Fords From The Show Floor - Ford has been a dominant presence at SEMA for nearly as long as the show has existed.
2012 SEMA Show GM
GM trucks and SUVs have always enjoyed a major presence at SEMA, whether in the GM booth, or among the hundreds of exhibiting companies.
2012 SEMA Show Toyota
The best of the best from hot-rod SUVs to fully outfitted trucks.
2012 SEMA Show Others
It's not a Ram, It's not a Ford, It's Every Thing Else
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