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For me, auto shows in a convention center where manufacturers are displaying their new line up for the year are usually boring, even in the past when I displayed my personal vehicles inside the SEMA booth’s. But it seems lately that the auto shows around the country are expanding on their customizing section and even [...]
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Honestly its a step down from last years show or almost the same but with less stuff to do and see.
The economy has caused some manufacturers to take a step back and I'm curious how the automotive industry will adapt. Non the less, we'll be at SEMA in just over 4-weeks and looking forward to it!
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I personally attend the LA and OC auto parts shows every year. As I age, I also find myself enjoying the OC Autoshow just a bit more than the LA..
Anyway the best attraction was the Jeep simulation ride. There were souped up cars but I didn't really explore that area since it wasn't my thing.
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