The SEMA Show in Las Vegas is arguably one of the least understood events of the year. I say this, because multiple people each year talk to me about a car or truck that their buddy owns or built that “Won SEMA”. First off, SEMA is an organization, not a show. The SEMA Show, which people often refer to as SEMA, is the actual show itself. And while there are some awards given out at the show, nobody “wins” the SEMA Show. But all that aside, there is a lot more to the SEMA Show, it’s history, and what it has become over the years. Our friends Marcel and Jason at AutoRevolution are going to take a deep dive and give you all the information. They are what we call veterans.

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Auto Revolution’s Influence & Impact traces the automotive history of custom car and truck builders.

We take a look at the aftermarket and custom car industry as a whole through the organization and show looking to bring everyone together, SEMA.

What started as a group to license model cars evolved into a political lobbying group and organization for the aftermarket. Not just the world’s largest custom car show, and a once-a-year spectacle in Las Vegas.