Posted by Mike Levine | November 9, 2008
The sunny skies and palm trees of Las Vegas were an interesting juxtaposition to the tornado chasing intent of the Discovery Channel's TIV2, based on a 2008 Dodge Ram 2500 dually diesel 4x4.
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Posted by Mike Levine | November 9, 2008
While we've got the pickup trucks covered, you may want to check out our recommended list of other excellent sites that covered the 2008 SEMA show.
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Posted by Mike Levine | November 9, 2008
The TRD Tacoma Off Road Concept is based on the 2009 Tacoma Access Cab Standard Bed 4x4 truck. It features styling and suspension revisions as well as a more powerful supercharged engine.
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Posted by Mike Levine | November 7, 2008
We've wrapped up the 2008 SEMA show, but before we left we scoured the parking lots and convention halls with
StreetFire.net for the stories, pics and video of the Top 8 Most Outrageous Pickup Trucks seen in Las Vegas!
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Posted by Mike Levine | November 5, 2008
Toyota's tribute to the lightweight, high horsepower American muscle cars of the 60s and 70s is the Tundra TR Concept. A sleeper on the outside but a 600+ hp monster underneath.
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Posted by Mike Levine | November 5, 2008
Seen on the floor at SEMA in the Nissan display - the new 'Heavy Metal Edition' trim package for the 2009 Titan. It's similar to the Nissan Titan Onyx Concept shown at the 2006 Chicago auto show.
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Posted by Mike Levine | November 5, 2008
We've got live shots to share of the Pontiac G8 ST Concept, from SEMA.
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Posted by Mike Levine | November 4, 2008
Paging Marty McFly! Your new Toyota Truck is sitting on the floor at SEMA.
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Posted by Mike Levine | November 4, 2008
Toyota has partnered with Italian sports- and racing-motorcycle maker Ducati to create the very red Tundra/Ducati Transporter for SEMA.
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Posted by Mike Levine | November 4, 2008
Earlier, we showed you a rendering of how Chrysler's Mopar Underground intended to toughen up the all-new 2009 Dodge Ram 1500 TRX4 offroad model for SEMA. Now, here's the real deal.
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