Ford is SEMA’s Hottest Automaker, and We’ve Got Pics to Prove It
Galpin Auto Sports F-150
Ford walked out of the 2015 SEMA Show with not one, not two, but three awards for having the hottest vehicles in three separate segments. With the F-Series winning Hottest Truck, the Focus winning Hottest Sport-Compact, and the Mustang winning Hottest Car, Ford becomes the first OEM to win three Hottest of SEMA awards in a single year.
“Winning SEMA’s hottest vehicle awards for Mustang, Focus, and F-Series is a great affirmation of the popularity of Ford vehicles with this trendsetting part of the market,” said Dave Pericak, director, Ford Performance, who accepted all of the honors at the annual awards breakfast. “We’re proud the aftermarket has embraced these three vehicles with as much enthusiasm as our customers invest to personalize their Mustang, Focus, and F-Series.”
AIRDESIGN USA Ford F-150
Ford’s presence at the 2015 SEMA Show was anything but understated; the automaker had almost 50 vehicles on display in Las Vegas, as well as returned with the Ford Out Front demo track. Of Ford’s vehicles on-hand, there were six Focus ST and Fiesta ST models, seven SUVs including revamped Explorer Sport and Edge Sport models, seven F-150s, and eight Mustangs. You can check images of these models below:
Gallery: Ford is the Hottest Automaker at SEMA
Ice Nine Group GT350R
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- Webasto Edge Sport
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- Vaccar Edge Sport Concept
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- TSI Designs Mustang
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- Roush Performance F-150
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- Roush Performance F-150
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- Rally Innovations Focus ST
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- MRT Ford F-150 with EcoBoost
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- Motoroso Mustang
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- Mad Industries Explorer Sport
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- Leer Edition F-150
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- Goodguys Explorer Sport
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- FSWERKS Focus ST
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- DSPORT Fiesta ST
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- DSO Mad Design Mustang
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- DRAGG Mustang
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- Cobb Tuning Focus ST
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- Cinemotive Media Fiesta ST
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- CGS Performance Products F-150
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- CGS Motorsports Mustang
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- Cars by Kris Explorer Sport
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- Bojix Mustang
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- All-Star Performance Explorer Sport
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- Tjin Edition Edge Sport
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