SEMA: Another unfortunate victim of Cartier syndrome

We're almost certain that months before the aftermarket showcase that is SEMA takes place, one supplier of automotive detritus is assigned the task of creating the obligatory crystal-encrusted whip. This year, that burden honor fell on RAZO, a company that this writer remembers as selling chrome shift knobs and neon pedal sets back in the day. If there's more to the company now, we don't know, but if they're looking for exposure, this bejeweled SL600 fits the bill.

If you follow the jump, you'll see that even the exhaust tips can't escape the blingification and, oh, can't forget the faux-fur seats. Enjoy, preferably with your good taste in the next room.