SEMA 2015: Discover what happened in Las Vegas with this photo gallery

There are many events in the automotive world, but there are always a few that surpass the rest in spectacle. And it’s hard to outdo the spectacle of anything related to cars, because in each one there are things that surprise us. But the overdose of surprises can apparently be found at the SEMA, an event dedicated to car customization held during the first week of November in Las Vegas.

For several weeks we have been reviewing several of the models presented at the SEMA 2015, and now it’s time to take a walk through the venue where the event was held to discover the wonders that the different brands and companies of tuning have brought to delight motoring enthusiasts.

At the SEMA 2015, we were able to see modifications and customizations of several production models, although they also surprised us with a large number of cars we didn’t expect. Many restored and customized classic cars that go far beyond anything their original designers could ever have dreamed of. They are bold, spectacular and truly fascinating designs.

The most striking customized cars were present at SEMA 2015

At SEMA you can not only see this type of vehicle and its modifications, but also other, bolder designs. Vehicles built to tackle the toughest terrain, such as the UUV from Toyota, which will serve as the base vehicle for a non-competitive run made up of the brand’s vehicles. But there are many more, such as spectacular campers for enjoying free time that break with convention to face all the challenges users may propose.

Some of the models presented had been the subject of our attention before the SEMA 2015, and now it’s time to see them in the context of the exhibition area. Among them, the two variants of the Mazda MX-5 stand out, which you can see in the extensive image gallery (more than 160 photos) that accompanies this article. Enjoy the images of these spectacular cars, because there is no other event in the world that gathers so many customized vehicles.