The Latest Breaking News from SEMA

The 2025 SEMA Show kicks off soon. A handful of automakers use this event to highlight modified versions of their lineup. There's a bit of something for everyone; you're likely to find heavily modified machines next to aftermarket wheel and tire options.

Wisconsin-based Ringbrothers always brings incredible builds to the SEMA show, and this year, it's got a different sort of muscle car among its debuts. This is Invadr, a 1987 Buick Regal Grand National sporting a 1,246-horsepower 3.8-liter twin-turbo V-6, a custom chassis, and cosmetic upgrades that take enhance the original's…

The automaker also introduces a new range of vinyl wraps.

The performance upgrades will be available for both the Q50 and Q60.

The company will not have its previously announced Mopar display at SEMA.

There's no word on whether the global company will step away from other venues such as SEMA or the Los Angeles Auto Show.

We also see extra lights, so it's safe to assume there's more to come on this heavy-duty off-road build.

The Stellantis-owned parts and accessories supplier says that “A serious charge is coming” at the 2023 SEMA Show.

Toyota's in-house customization studio is considering launching several tuned products in America.