LAS VEGAS, NV — “Soft top flair for a hard top vehicle.” That’s how Bestop describes its latest Jeep top, the Sunrider JK for Hardtop. The idea behind the JK Sunrider is to replace the bulky freedom panels that come from the factory with something more easily removable. Once installed, the Sunrider can simply be unlatched
[portfolio_slideshow id=47565] LAS VEGAS, NV — The Cobra Jet is back. Ford unleashed the limited-edition 2016 Cobra Jet Mustang at the SEMA Show in a Tuesday morning press conference. According to Ford officials, the Cobra Jet is capable of eight-second passes right from the factory. The new Cobra Jet packs a supercharged 5.0L V8 that shares
LAS VEGAS, NV — QA1’s new Full-Vehicle Suspension Kits were developed with a customer-first mentality. Knowing full well that each customer may have different needs and budgets, QA1 offers its Full-Vehicle Suspension Kits as handling-based systems or drag race-based systems with different performance levels. QA1 will sell the kits as complete, everything-in-one systems but will also show the
LAS VEGAS, NV — In the SEMA world, there’s no better way to unveil a highly customized variation of a new production vehicle than by partnering with a celebrity. And who better to partner with than the man who was “born free” himself? Chevrolet worked with Kid Rock to create this 2016 Silverado 3500HD Kid Rock
LAS VEGAS, NV–It’s all subjective, of course. But according to SEMA Show judges, the 16 products below are the hottest new products from this year’s show. These items were bestowed new product awards at the annual SEMA breakfast, which kicks off the show Tuesday morning. They’re all great products for sure, but we’ll continue to
LAS VEGAS, NV — The SEMA Show is as synonymous with show cars as it is new products. And with good reason. We had the chance to take an up-close look at this rare 1956 Plymouth Convertible, which was named Goodguys Rod and Custom Association 2015 Custom Rod of the Year. The highly stylized Plymouth, owned
Halloween is over, but for automotive enthusiasts there’s still a whole week of treats ahead. That’s because the SEMA Show, the automotive aftermarket’s premier event, kicks off tomorrow. The show isn’t open to the general public, but we’ll once again have a full staff in Vegas to bring you stories, photo galleries, and videos all week
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