Custom European Cars At The SEMA Auto Show, Las Vegas

The SEMA auto show, which is held annually in Las Vegas, Nevada, is quite simply one of the world’s biggest auto shows. Exhibitors from all over the world flock to it, and aftermarket tuners and builders turn up with some of the wildest rides anywhere in the world – all in a bid to outdo each other and show what they’re capable of. European models were out in force at this year’s edition, so I decided to show you some of the highlights. Take a look at these amazing custom European cars from SEMA 2018:

This is a Porsche 356 built by Emory Motorsports in the “outlaw” style. The term “outlaw” in this context refers to Porsches that have been modified in such a way as to upset or anger so-called Porsche “purists”. The 356 preceded the Porsche 911, which has been in production for over 50 years.

Another Porsche that turned heads at the show is this 1983 911 SC. It features subtle modifications and upgrades, such as a custom front bumper.

The “Berlin Buick” is a mid-engined Volkswagen Bug built by Browns Metal Mods of New York. It houses a 3.5-liter Buick V8 in the center.

This Porsche 911 GT3 Cup, which is sponsored by Moton Suspension, was displayed in its full racing livery.

This resto-modded MGB GT just oozes cool.

This Porsche 911 garnered more attention than arguably any other Porsche at the show. It features “backdated” bodywork by famed Japanese Porsche tuner, RWB, and no internal combustion engine to speak of – a fully-electric Tesla powertrain installed by EV West powers the car instead. Nuts!