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Each year the SEMA Show recognizes products that set new standards for innovation and imagination. Following are the winners of the SEMA New Product Awards: Best New Interior Accessory ProductWinner: PLX Devices Inc. – OBD Organic LED Gauge Runner Up: SpotlightRunner Up: Plasmaglow
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Wade Kawasaki, president of Avanche Corporation and long-time SEMA member, was presented with the 2007 SEMA Person of the Year Award. "I'm very honored to be recognized by SEMA and my peers," Kawasaki said. "This industry has been such a big part of my life and my involvement with SEMA has enabled...
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Three new vehicles and one new Hybrid vehicle were recipients of the 2007 SEMA Vehicle Design Awards announced today at the SEMA Show. The awards honor the most accessory-friendly vehicles of the year in four separate categories: Car, Truck, SUV and Hybrid. The Nissan Titan took top honors in the...
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Below are the Ford and General Motors Design Award winners from the 2007 SEMA Show. Ford Ford Design Awards - Awarded for Outstanding Achievement in Design Best of Show: DeBerti Designs, F-450 Best of Ford Show Stand: CDC, 1967 Mustang Best Heritage Vehicle: Lakeside Rods & Rides/Doug Hoppe, 1935...
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As a part of its partnership with the 2007 SEMA Show, Hot Wheels awarded four customized vehicles with the Hot Wheels Design Award, recognizing vehicles that embodied the essence of the Hot Wheels, including speed, power, performance and attitude. Hot Wheels also presented the Best Custom Car and...
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The Performance Warehouse Association presented its awards for Person of the Year and Manufacturer of the Year awards during the Industry Awards Banquet at the 2007 SEMA Show. PWA Person of the Year - Dan Gresham Dan Gresham
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For the fifth time in 28 years, SEMA presented Bob Cook Sales with the SEMA Manufacturers' Rep of the Year Award. Accepting the award in honor of Bob Cook, company founder who was unable to attend due to injury from a fall, were John Clark, Jeff Bates, Les Rudd, Bruce Harwell, Don Saenz, Chuck...
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More than 2,000 journalists from throughout the world converged in Las Vegas last week for the premier automotive accessories trade event, better known as the SEMA Show. While many of the media outlets are putting the final touches on their stories, here’s a small sampling of some of the coverage...