By Kemp Powers
ANAHEIM, Calif., Oct 8 (Reuters) - Soccer moms are not settling for the same old SUV.
The stars of the first major auto show of the 2006 season may be a basement of "modded" cars, standard-issue models souped up and aimed at a mainstream audience that has exploded in recent years.
The California International Auto Show for the first time in its nine-year history dedicated a separate 140,000-square-foot show floor to car customization, or ...
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