SEMA 쇼: 열정적인 자동차 문화의 현재, 과거, 미래

For a lot, car culture can mean sharing of knowledge and expertise, or the bond and support between enthusiasts. Some look at car culture as an avenue for inspiration. Others simply use it as a way to obtain rare and coveted parts. Whatever one’s definition of car culture may be, one thing is certain – SEMA has been fostering it for decades.Since 1963, SEMA – an acronym for the Specialty Equipment Marketing Association – has been at the forefront of car culture and community, holding its massive gatherings for car enthusiasts, product developers, service technicians and many others to congregate and collaborate. Recently, the show has even invited the public to attend, providing general admission for those outside of the industry. This move has proven successful, as the SEMA Show grows year over year.But with these decades and shifts in strategy, how has SEMA changed over time? Is it still the focused “mecca” for modification, or has it lost the plot?For this year’s coverage, we decide