What's Hot and Not on the Automotive Aftermarket as TheCarConnection.com Covers SEMA; Test-Driving the Spicy new Nissan Xterra; Burning Rubber with The Mustang Mach 1; Making your Car Pay for Itself; and Introducing TCC's All-New, FREE Weekly Car Guide!

DETROIT, Nov. 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Turbos, and brush guards and tires, oh, my. The annual automotive aftermarket show sponsored by the Specialty Equipment Market Association has wrapped up, but you won't miss a thing thanks to TheCarConnection's extensive coverage. Check out what was hot -- and not -- and what're the best accessories for your car or truck. See how automakers like Chrysler, Ford, Honda and General Motors are working with SEMA suppliers to give you an array of performance, appearance and other accessories. Speaking of performance, you won't want to miss riding shotgun as TheCarConnection goes for a tire-spinning ride in the Mustang Mach 1. It may not match the Mustang off the stoplight, but there's nothing mundane about Nissan's new Murano. Is it an SUV, a wagon, or ... well, turn to the review and make up your own mind. And don't forget to come back on Friday as TCC's weekend coverage spotlights the return of the Mazda rotary engine. You'll find all-new design, dubbed Renesis, under the hood of the striking RX-8. TCC has the first review of this groundbreaking, rotary-powered 4-door sports car. You'll also find spy shots of the upcoming turbo Subaru Forester. Looking to buy, sell or simply maintain your vehicle in top form? TheCarConnection is the place to turn. And now you can get weekly tips for free in TCC's new Weekly Car Guide. Let us deliver this timely tip sheet direct to your e-mail box. Best of all, it's free! So is TheCarConnection's daily industry newsletter, Daily Edition, the best way to stay on top of breaking automotive news. Visit TheCarConnection.com to subscribe. Speaking of business news, see why Ford's Lincoln Mercury division is returning to Dearborn after spending four years in California. Then learn how the recent election could be good news for the auto industry. And while tax time is months away, now's the time to start thinking about how to save money. And you can do it by putting your old car to work for you. See this week's TCC Tip for a surprisingly easy idea on how to save on taxes. You'll find weekly racing results, TCC's OnSite Mechanic and more -- on the Web's Automotive Authority, TheCarConnection.com . Web users also can access TheCarConnection through the PR Newswire site http://www.prnewswire.com .