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Ford prepared a handful of concepts for this year's SEMA show, based on its latest SUVs and pickup trucks.

Jeep's newest concept is perfect for lovers of the great outdoors.

Toyota had plenty in store for this year's SEMA show, including a 1,033-horsepower Supra.

The 1977 Chevrolet K5 Blazer-E is a SEMA showcase for Chevy's upcoming electric crate motor.

The SEMA show has been canceled for 2020 but many of the wild builds might still be unveiled online.

"Highway Star" is a Dodge Viper wrapped in a Dodge Challenger body with a Hellcat engine.

NHTSA issues proposed regulations to allow re-manufacture of a limited number of classic vehicles.

We already knew about the twin-turbo LS-powered Lamborghini Huracan, but now the manual-transmission car has debuted for the public at SEMA.

The RTR Ranger features off-roading and design upgrades for Ford's new mid-size pickup.

The Icon FJ40 is a new minimalist and modernized version of the historic Toyota FJ Land Cruiser for fans of vintage off-roaders.

The modified Mustang boasts a Jon Kaase Boss engine and manual transmission.

Special builds of Toyota's newest sport coupe pay tribute to its heritage with increased power and wild bodywork.

The 890-horsepower muscle car was developed with modern tech to look retro and will spawn parts available for sale later.

The specially built race car boasts a twin-turbo V-6, cage, and aero components for the upcoming 2020 Time Attack season.

Roush will build just 60 examples for the United States.

The electric Mustang is only a prototype for now but some of its technologies could appear on future products.

Mopar's latest Dodge Challenger Drag Pak puts a focus on suspension and other chassis upgrades.

The 1962 C-10 pickup is powered by two Bolt EV powertrains with a 60-kwh battery in the bed of the pickup.

The custom-built mid-size pickup truck has a full-size V-8 that makes more than 600 horsepower.

The aftermarket company built a close-to-stock Ranger Raptor that's sold overseas, but not Stateside.