We made it! We’re in the middle of setting up our mobile HQ here at the 2010 SEMA Show right now so that we can bring you the latest images and news straight from the show floor all week long. We know, we know. You’re welcome. Now we call Monday Day 0 because the show doesn’t officially start until Tuesday – which would be Day 1 for those of you following along. But we wouldn’t want you all to miss a beat so we’re starting the coverage from the first bowtie-powered vehicle we can find on Monday and we’re not going to stop until they kick us out of the joint on Friday.

For a special treat, on Monday night there’s a special partay going down GM-style and we’ll be bringing you exclusive team coverage from that as only GMTS can. We got you covered.

And because it’s SEMA, we have another special feature for you too. We’ve have tapped into the GM Performance Parts live news feed so you don’t have to skip all over the interwebs to find out where what the big news is going to be come Tuesday at Noon EST. You can find the livestream broadcasting right here - http://www.gmtunersource.com/media/gmpp-sema-livestream

Now it might be smart idea to go ahead and set yourself a reminder for that date and time just to make sure you aren’t the last one to the news party. It’s going to be some big, awesome, cool, amazing, [insert superfluous adjective here] news so you really want to make sure you keep your eyes peeled – trust us. That’s Tuesday, Noon, EST. Don’t be late.

It’s SEMA time! Here we go… 

Well it's that time of the year again - SEMA 2010. As most of you know, SEMA is the largest aftermarket auto show in the country and where the top players in the aftermarket world come out to show off their new parts, accessories and trends. Custom car builders come out by the thousands and show off some of the world’s top automobiles. Media come from all over the globe to cover SEMA and at times dedicate a whole site or magazine to just SEMA coverage.

GM has notoriously come out with many great cars and products at this event. If you remember about 4 years ago, GMTS here was able to show off the very first in person pics of the brand new Cobalt SS Turbo. Funny though, because at the time many of you thought this car was a fake and not real. Hey, we don't fault you for that and understood your excitement for that upcoming vehicle. Last year, GMTS brought you the top Camaros at the show and some of the top builders putting these cars together. Given that this was one of the hottest cars at the event, we also broke rumors on who was building what and how they were planning to debut their projects.

Today I am excited to tell you that GM has been hard at work again. There is some really exciting news that will be coming out on Tuesday Nov 2nd at the show that I am sure all of you enthusiasts will love to hear about. We will be bringing you this coverage fast right from the show and the announcement. I believe you will see GM's commitment to the enthusiast market and their desire to help you, the enthusiasts, continue to build your cars in the personalized and custom way as you have done for years.

We will have teaser photos starting on Monday morning Nov 1, and then coverage daily from the event. We are excited to hear your feedback and comments about the announcement and the custom cars there at the event.

I leave you with this quick teaser video from GM.

Enjoy. 

A little while back we broke the news that renowned custom car builder Neil Tjin would be receiving a Camaro to build up for the 2009 SEMA Show. Neil has been one of the leaders in automotive design and styling for the better part of this decade and we were excited to hear that he and his team would get to do their magic to a 2010 Chevy Camaro. When we released the winners list we had renderings of almost every vehicle except for Neil’s Camaro which just left us wondering exactly what he had in store for all of us.

The 2010 Camaro is one of the hottest cars on the scene right now and one that no doubt will be the “it” car at this year’s SEMA Show. Now while anyone can head down to the showroom floor of their local Chevy dealer and pick one of these bad boys up, only a very select few individuals will be chosen by the GM Design Team to build a custom Camaro on behalf of General Motors. In total, eight Camaros will be delivered to the designers that won the design contest with a mix of V6 and V8 model renderings being selected.

The clock is ticking and more and more 2010 Camaro renderings are coming out of the woodworks. GMTunerSource is proud to be the first to receive these renderings and bring them straight to you for consideration. We just got word from Mark Abate at Sound Choice Audio and Performance, SCAP, that he will be debuting a twin-turbocharged V6 Camaro at this year’s SEMA show.
 

For those of you who follow the automotive drag racing world, you are most certainly familiar with the name Titan Motorsports. Titan Motorsports is top-notch shop / racing program based out of Orlando Florida. They pump out some serious cars and are known all over the nation.

This summer they are ready to share their vision of the 2010 Camaro with the world by working with GM on a SEMA project car. They are up against some serious builders out there but from the looks of their render they are more than ready to do battle against any of them. Once again, GMTS is here to give you the first look at projects like this that are happening behind the scenes at GM. We are pleased to release a firsthand look at the Titan Motorsports Camaro.

From helping fuel a sneaker revolution to building many of the industry’s most creative and influential cars, Mark Arcenal has literally done it all. Some of you may have heard of his personal project www.fatlace.com or some of you may know him from his insane car builds like his 2006 turbocharged Pontiac Solstice (Check out pics of that car here shot by our friend Antonio Alvendia from Speed Hunters - http://speedhunters.com/archive/2008/12/11/car-feature-gt-gt-grip-unit-solstice.aspx), either way  this guy is the real deal.

As the 2009 SEMA Show ticks ever closer, the decision makers at GM have to decide which top car designers are going to receive one of the only seven Camaros to make into their own custom masterpiece. One of the proposal renderings to possibly receive a Camaro is from someone that Cobalt fans have gotten to know very well over the years and one that Camaro fans might soon come to know; that is the folks over at GM Addiction.

Here at GMTS we’re kicking off our coverage of the 2009 SEMA Show two days before the doors open to the public! We’re inside the Las Vegas Convention Center right now taking pictures just for you guys (and girls) to enjoy. There is a lot of cool stuff in here this year and I’m sure everyone will be happy to hear that the Camaro is the “it” car of this year. GM is coming back with a vengeance and SEMA is just a kick-off party! Enjoy the pictures and we’ll have more pictures and video as we take them.