Over the past several weeks, we’ve been posting a lot about the SEMA Show that took place in Las Vegas at the end of October. We’ve brought you over a dozen original posts plus photos of the cruise, tweets, and more! Today, I am going to wrap up my coverage of the 2012 SEMA show by posting a couple of videos I made.
The first video shows highlights of the SEMA Cruise where I captured some of the cars driving away as they left the show. It’s kind of a long video but it has some really cool cars, so check it out!
The second video is just me walking around out in front of the show checking out some of the cars that were parked outside the Convention Center.
Finally, the third video features the Corvette ZR-1 from the Ron Fellows Performance Driving School sliding sideways around cones at the road course.
This wraps up my coverage of the 2012 SEMA Show until next year! Hope you have enjoyed what we had to offer.
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Jay-Z and Linkin Park. Chicken and Waffles. Each of these things are fine separately, but for some reason people feel the need to combine them. While some people swear they go better together, the rest of us wrinkle our brows in disgust at the idea.
Such is the case with superheros and muscle cars. I think they’re fine separately, but definitely not better together. My opinion is that the end result is not twice as good, but only half as good as it could be.
To give you a better idea of what I am talking about, let’s take a look at some examples. Exhibit A is a fifth-generation Ford Mustang that has been built by Roush Performance. The car exhibits the trademark Roush wheels, bumper, and supercharged V8 engine. This is a fine vehicle that any muscle car enthusiast would be proud to own.
For some reason, the owner felt the need to plaster Batman emblems on the front grille. I feel that the cartoon logos on this car distract from the seriously awesome nature of this high-performance vehicle.
