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Chevrolet's SEMA Show project cars on display.

Video games have become more than simple forms of entertainment; they are now veritable sources of marketing, competing with television and films for consumer dollars.

Factory Five '33 Hot Rod The '32 Ford Roadster is arguably the most iconic hot rod of all time. It continues to be a staple for gearheads seven decades after it was produced. Many '30s-era cars and trucks share the same inextinguishable fire that continues today.

Ford Transit Connect by H&R Springs, Piloti Racing Shoes

Nissan will move forward with plans to supply Chrysler with a Versa-based model for sale in South America this year.

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Despite reports from the Chinese media that vehicle sales in China surpassed those in the United States for the first time in January 2009, a SEMA analysis reveals that Americans still buy more cars, but that Chinese sales are nearly equal to U.S. sales for the first month of 2009.

A series of new online workshops to help SEMA-member businesses survive the severe economic crisis is scheduled to begin later this month.

SEMA-member companies and classic-car enthusiasts spoke loudly and helped eliminate a "Cash for Clunkers" provision from both the Senate and House versions of the economic stimulus bill.