
The fastest, weirdest and wackiest cars from SEMA: part 2
Thought you could escape the modified madness? Think again

 - This is what happens when Colin Chapman's infamous mantra of 'simplify, then add lightness' is subjected to Chinese whispers. "What did you say? Simplify, then add lightness? And a supercharger? And a V8? No worries." Advertisement - Page continues below
 - "Alexa, play Grand Theft Auto San Andreas soundtrack on Spotify." 
 - Another week has gone by and after years of waiting, Supra fans are still waiting for the new Supra. In case you’re wondering, it hasn’t been released yet. Advertisement - Page continues below
 - Nope, the new Supra still hasn't been released yet. 
 - Still waiting. 
 - When it comes to SEMA, variety really is the spice of life. You should see the pizza options in the food hall. 
 - This might be the most powerful Nerf gun in the world. Advertisement - Page continues below
 - Take a deep breath, everybody. The Subaru's iconic boxer engine has been ripped out and replaced by Nissan's equally iconic RB26 engine. Sensation or sacrilege? Let us know in the comments below. 
 - Behold, the Teslonda. It's what happens when you put a Tesla motor, Chevy Bolt's battery pack and ratty 1981 Honda Accord in a blender. It's brilliant. Advertisement - Page continues below
 - As you can see, the Anti-B-Segment Crossover Movement's annual general meeting was once again well attended this year. 
 - We're not sure, but this looks like it might be joining Shunt, Matilda, Dead Metal, Sergeant Bash and Sir Killalot as a House Robot in the next series of Robot Wars. 
 - Ford and Ferrari have been going hammer and tongs at each other on track for decades. But what happens if they made a secret love child in parc ferme? This. 
 - Yep, what you're looking at the 4.3-litre V8 from a Ferrari 430 that's subsequently been twin-turbocharged and then thrown in a 1968 Ford Mustang. 
 - A trailer: the perfect accessory for the Hyundai that you've lowered so much it can't get over speed bumps. 
 - As Nissan is a spoilsport and won't make the Concept 2020 Vision Gran Turismo, someone else has had a go. 
 - You may know Mike Burroughs' previous work, Rusty Slammington. This is its new stablemate; a 1931 Ford Model A with IMSA DPI wheels, rain slicks, a VMP-supercharged Coyote V8 and custom chassis. Pretty neat, eh? 
 - Need your ankles shaving? No worries, step right up to this S2000 and it'd be more than happy to oblige. 
 - This might be the perfect car for people with a penchant for erratic tailgating. 
 - Land Rover Defender tries skipping for the first time. Fails. 
 - 'Murica. 
 - *Looks at the number plate* - *Slow claps* 
 - Unfortunately, what you can't hear from this photo is the brap-brap-brap from a rotary redline. 
 - You know how everything is bigger in America? This is one of those claw arcade games. 
 - "Sorry, son. You must be at least eight-foot two-inches to ride." 
 - An F80 M3's engine in an E30. This is restomodding the right way, people. 
 - Big wheels and big wings: the currency of SEMA that never weakens. 
 - Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but no matter how hard you try, you'll never be as cool as the original Audi S1 Quattro. Nice try, though. 
 - The fast estate car may be the unicorn droppings of the American car world, but look! They do exist. 
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