The Las Vegas Convention Center once again came alive with the world's biggest auto accessory party, the Specialty Equipment Market Association Show, back for a second year after a brief pandemic hiatus. Several automakers and aftermarket companies showed concept versions of their latest cars and light trucks. Here are some highlights from SEMA's once-again-annual show.
Acura has resurrected the Integra sport sedan in the U.S. after 21 years. To celebrate, Honda's luxury division partnered with three of the nation's top tuners, allowing them to showcase the new Integra's potential for personalized performance.
Ford unveiled 10 vehicles at the show, including F-150 Lightnings, Broncos and a Bronco Sport. The Bronco modifications were meant to emphasize the SUV's off-road prowess. One Lightning was modified to serve as a race-support vehicle, while another was called the Lightning Swiss Army Knife to highlight its versatility and functionalit…