Unlike any show, SEMA truly is an experience for automotive enthusiasts. FreeStyle Rides made the journey over Las Vegas to the show that took us four days to see it all!

Held annually at the Las Vegas Convention Centre, it is arguably the largest automotive gathering in the world, consisting of a global audience of traders showcasing their latest and greatest products, spectators, buyers and media reporting back to their hometown. One thing is common for all that attend, if your call yourself an auto buff, then you will be in heaven at SEMA!
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FreeStyle Rides were invited to the preview day to see the 27 brands exhibiting their current, future and concept vehicles.

It has been two years since we have had the pleasure to attend the Motorshow since the move to have it alternate between Sydney and Melbourne each year. So, like all things that you are forced to wait for, you attend with great expectations in which you hope to be delivered and this years show has done that.
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Always a hive of automotive activity, MotorEx 2012 was abuzz with the unveiling of KILLA-B, a deadly Chevrolet Camaro with a serious sting in its tail.
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We had the privilege of LA-based photographer Estevan Oriol, being in Australia to shoot some of the beautiful girls for our model features. Click here to see the shots and the behind the scenes video…

After the success of the 2011 Lowrider Showdown that was organized by Daz from Six Four Customs in Sydney Australia, we knew this years show was going to be big! The weather was perfect, which is a very unpredictable thing around this time of year in Sydney with it raining almost every day without fail, but that didn’t stop everyone bringing out their rides to Harry’s Café de wheels.

FreeStyle Rides went to check out this top show that supports the local lowrider scene and shows off what the Australian lowrider has to offer. Be sure to also check the cool video put together by The Tith Brothers.
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For people that have never had the opportunity to witness Summernats, it can only be described as the “Woodstock” for the hardcore muscle car community.

Being a 4 day event, with close to 90,000 fanatic spectators and over 1,500 entrants that travel from all over the country, with onsite camping facilities, live bands every night, show cars, cruising, burnouts, the list goes on and resembles much more than simply a cruise, drag meet or even car show.

It’s a street machine festival to say the least and as celebrity hot rod builder Charlie Hutton says, “There is nothing else like this anywhere in the world!”
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With 179 exhibitors from 12 countries spread over 35,000 square meters, the stage was set for the 42nd annual Tokyo Motor Show. Despite the major drop in the Japanese automobile manufacturing industry due to the devastating earthquake that struck in March earlier this year, the event went on with impressive numbers reaching over 842,000 people through the doors over the 11 days.
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Now in its 20th year, the HRCS is truly a one of a kind event. Held in Yokohama, about an hour train ride from Tokyo became the stomping grounds for the countries largest and most respected custom car and bike show. Surprisingly the event of this size, which is typically referred to as “Yokohama Mooneyes� is only on for the 1 day and draws in excess of 20,000 people from all sides of the globe.
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