At the SEMA Show Local Motors has unveiled the prototype of the Rally Fighter, the off-road racer developed in just 15 months through the innovative crowdsourcing design process. The four-seater car is powered by a BMW 3.0 liter diesel engine and will go on sale on summer 2010.

At the 2009 Tokyo Motor Show Japanese kit car maker Suzusho is presenting the Supasse V, a lightweight 2-seater coupé powered by a Mazda-derived 2.3 turbo engine delivering 270 hp. The design is inspired by British and Italian sportscars.

At the 2009 SEMA Show Chrysler will showcase four Mopar image vehicles, including a 556-hp Dodge Challenger, a Jeep Wrangler that transforms into a mobile campsite, a luxury Dodge Ram 1500 and an extreme Jeep Wrangler with 40-inch tires.

At the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show Bentley presents a special edition of the Continental GT and GTC models. The Series 51 - named after the year the design department was founded by John Blatchley - features exclusive interior color palettes and exterior design cues.

At the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show Lotus will unveil the Elise Club Racer, a special edition based on the 134hp Lotus Elise S and characterized by the adoption of four color schemes used by Lotus in the 1960s.

San Francisco-based SV Motor Company has released the first official photographs of the SV 9 Competizione, the Italian design-inspired sportscar based on a Corvette C6 chassis and expected for a limited series production of 1,000 units.

SV Motor Company has revealed the SV 9 Competizione, a sportscar based on the Corvette C6 that mixes design elements from the Alfa 8C Competizione and from American muscle cars. It will be produced in 1,000 units with a price of $99,995.

Chevrolet has unveiled the 2010 Camaro Transformers Special Edition. The BumbleBee package includes the iconic rally black stripes, the Autobot shield on both the interior and the exterior and the Transformers logo. The price is $995.

British Parajet has presented the Skycar, a street legal vehicle equipped with a parawing and rear propellers. It can take off at 37 mph and fly for 200 miles at speeds up to 100 mph. The company is accepting pre-orders with first deliveries planned for late 2010.

Hennessey Performance Engineering has unveiled the Z700, an extreme racetrack-oriented sportscar based on the Corvette ZR1. Among the main highlights are the power output of 705 hp and carbon-fiber wheels and body trims. It will be sold from 2010 at 204,000 USD.