Hot New Aftermarket Car Products From Sema

Scion's latest, designed by artist David Choe.

Rodney Finlay's badass Sony Xplod truck.

Experi-MetalWith '57 Chevys in diminishing supply, enthusiasts who want to customize one for themselves have to turn elsewhere. Experi-Metal fills the need with brand-new bodies that replicate the classic design. www.emi57body.com

Paul DiComo of Polk Audio.

Sven, the smartest guy (and applicatons specialist) at XM Satellite.

Wireless charging system from Visteon.

Eclipse and Def Jam release a CD. Singer Megan Rochelle poses with the compilation disc.

Shawn Bennett's Cayman. Soon to be featured here.

HD RadioHD Radio filled their booth with both OE-direct and wildly customized rides, all blasting HD2 multicasts from Las Vegas radio stations on their sound systems. Currently more than 1,000 AM and FM stations broadcast using digital HD Radio technology, with 400 of them multicasting at least one additional HD Radio channel (HD2). Showgoers got to experience the expanded content, static-free broadcasts and text data that HD Radio provides, all without a subscription fee. To check out the increasing list of HD Radio stations, visit http://www.ibiquity.com
/hdradio/hdradio_hdstations.htm. See more HD Radio news under Visteon.

KenwoodFor their SEMA show offering, Kenwood introduced two new CD receivers. The KDC-MP234 and KDC-135 carry affordable prices of $120 and $80, respectively, but have features you'd normally see on high-priced models. The first is HD Radio, satellite radio and Bluetooth ready. Both have removable faceplates with an aux input for easy connection to portable music players.