Toyota revealed today its line-up for the 2013 SEMA show, where they're going to present several concepts based on the Camry, the Corolla, the 4Runner and the Tundra. The Toyota Corolla Crusher was built in collaboration with BMX rider star Drew Bezanson and Skullcandy. Toyota's Corolla Crusher comes with custom grind rails, rally wheels, a rack that can hold two bikes, storage for various tools, two mountable speakers with light bars, and iPad connectivity. The Let's Go Moto Toyota Tundra was developed by Joe Gibbs Racing Motocross, Josh Grant and Justin Brayton. The Let's Go Moto Tundra comes with a CrewMax cabin, an 8-foot long truck bed, a custom-built metal box that can hold a motocross bike, three TV screens, a fridge, a power washer, a helmet dryer and various storage spaces for tools. There's also a 12-nch lifted suspension system.
NASCAR driver Parker Kligerman and Kyle Busch Motorsports developed the Toyota CamRally, which is based on the 2013 Camry SE. The Toyota CamRally comes with racing seats, turbos, racing windows, a roll cage, powerful brakes and heat protection. The Ultimate Dream Ski Toyota 4Runner was developed by skier Simon Dumont and Oakley Mobilize. The Ultimate Dream Ski 4Runner is designed to be the perfect support vehicle for freestyle skiing, and cold weather. It is equipped with LED lights, a metal roof rack, iPad integration, a coffeemaker, and a dryer.
All the details of the Toyota's SEMA vehicle are available here.
