SEMA 2026 has completely lost its mind. A six-wheeled Ferrari Testarossa with 1,200 horsepower? A Mazda Miata with 13 rotors? A Subaru BRZ covered in purple fur? And somehow, those aren’t even all the crazy cars we found.
James Reeves hits the floor at SEMA 2026 in Las Vegas to find five of the wildest, weirdest, and most outrageous custom builds at this year’s show.
First up, Shift Culture shows us a Subaru BRZ with a turbocharged Toyota Supra 2JZ engine pushing nearly 1,000 horsepower, outrageous purple styling, and a GTA-inspired theme.
Then we find a Halloween-themed custom golf cart built by Horny Mike from Counting Cars, complete with a Suzuki Hayabusa engine, air suspension, and a claimed top speed exceeding 100 mph.
Next is Rob Dahm’s absolutely ridiculous Mazda Miata, featuring a gigantic 12-rotor engine mounted above a separate single-rotor powerplant that actually drives the car. That’s 13 rotors altogether, and one of the most absurd engineering experiments at SEMA.
We also meet the owner of a Batman-themed Honda Civic Type R with elaborate custom airbrushing, carbon-fiber bodywork, suicide doors, and a reported six-figure investment.
Finally, there’s the Gas Monkey Garage Ferrari F6: a genuine Ferrari Testarossa transformed into a six-wheeled, 1,200-horsepower monster with a supercharged GM V8 and four driven rear wheels.
Are these automotive masterpieces or absolute abominations? Maybe a little of both.
Filmed at the 2026 SEMA Show in Las Vegas for AutoGuide.com.
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