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Federal-Mogul’s Carter Brand Unveils Complete Line of Premium HI-Performance Fuel Delivery Components

SOUTHFIELD, MI — Federal-Mogul’s Carter Fuel Delivery brand has introduced a new line of premium-quality fuel pumps, regulators and related products for racing applications. The name behind the original Carter AFB carburetor, Carter is the fuel delivery brand of Federal-Mogul. The new Carter HI-Performance product line includes advanced Rotary Vane-style electric fuel pumps for enhanced

Universal Technical Institute Teams Up with NASCAR Angels

Universal Technical Institute (UTI) has teamed up with NASCAR Angels, NASCAR’s nationally-syndicated reality television show that helps deserving people in need of a transportation fix, to promote the importance of car care and the value of automotive technicians. As a major sponsor of the TV show, UTI will be fully-integrated via in-show billboards and commercials, as well as branding, product placement and a scholarship promotion.

New Digital Television Network Launched for

NEW YORK – A new Internet television network for motorheads, called Torque.TV has been launched. The network will offer full screen, broadcast quality video entertainment for vehicle enthusiasts around the globe. From muscle car to vintage collectors, tuner to concept car aficionados, and chopper to sport bike owners, enthusiasts will find tailored content to suit

Northwood®€™s 44th Annual International Auto Show to Focus on “Desire, Drive and Destination”

MIDLAND, MI – The theme for Northwood’s 44th Annual International Auto Show – the largest outdoor new car auto show – will be “The Desire, The Drive, The Destination.” According to show organizers, this concept allows viewers to choose where they are going in life and how the automobile helps them get there. The entire

Northwood University International Auto Show Set for September 28-30

MIDLAND, MI – Since last October, Northwood University students have been planning the 44th Annual International Auto Show (NUIAS), which will take place the weekend of September 28-30. The show, billed as North America’s largest outdoor new car show, is held on the Michigan campus of Northwood University located at 4000 Whiting Drive in Midland.

Carmakers Racing to Stay in Control

From International Herald Tribune Porsche’s decision to raise its stake in Volkswagen, along with DaimlerChrysler’s recent decision to seek bidders for Chrysler, reflect European automakers’ desire to control their own fates, rather than see them decided by less friendly acquirers. The two remaining U.S. automotive giants, General Motors and Ford Motor, would be wise to

Northwood Auto Show is a Major Point of Pride for Students

More than 50,000 people were expected to turn out this past weekend for the 43th annual Northwood Auto Show. Each year, Northwood University’s campus in Midland, MI, is transformed into a tree-lined showroom of cars and creativity. While it’s billed as North America ’s largest outdoor auto show, this is not the only thing special about it. What makes it truly impressive is that it’s entirely created and produced by students.

ContiTech to Display 5.7-liter Dodge Ram Hemi at AAPEX Show Booth

CLEVELAND – ContiTech Power Transmission Group will display a Dodge Ram 5.7-liter Hemi Engine equipped with ContiTech Conti-V Multirib serpentine belt at its AAPEX Show Booth (#861). The new Hemi produces 345 horsepower (5,600 rpm) and 375 pound-feet of torque (4,400 rpm) from 5.7 liters (345 cid) when used in the Dodge Ram – one

Racing Has Spawned Many Automotive Breakthroughs

From Milwaukee Journal Sentinel The next time you glance into your car’s rear-view mirror, remember it’s a chapter from racing history. The ordinary rear-view mirror is one of a plethora of automotive technologies that evolved from the race track. Radial tires, disc brakes, fuel injection systems and safer car interiors also have strong ties to

NHRA National Hot Rod Reunion Adds Nearly $4 Million to Bowling Green’s Economy

Local businesses in Bowling Green and Warren County, KY, will once again benefit as the 4th Annual Holley NHRA National Hot Rod Reunion, presented by DuPont Automotive Finishes, returns to the area June 16-18. Besides bringing in millions of tourism dollars to the area, the Reunion is also working with locals as part of a community-wide effort. For example, The Reunion is getting help from Western Kentucky University’s marketing department, as well as local media to get the word out on billboards, through radio and with coasters and other materials in restaurants.