SEMA members that build specialty vehicles should participate in the virtual session on Friday, February 16, to learn more about opportunities to secure a contract with the government agency.

SEMA members will be pleased to know that their association is forcefully addressing this issue and launching new programs to level the playing field and protect and advance this industry's interests.

Take advantage of this opportunity to test-fit prototypes, 3D scan and measure, Tuesday, February 27, in Plymouth, Michigan. Spots are limited.

Your participation will ensure that the industry's concerns are heard and that we can continue to innovate and grow.

Attendees will learn from industry-leading experts and receive complimentary professional headshots, March 5-7, Austin, Texas.

Residents and small businesses want to keep their freedom of choice, plus preserve and expand their ability to innovate and find new solutions.

Topics of interest include aftermarket updates and trends, small-business strategy, vehicle technology and more.

The investment will support the production of a new Toyota SUV for the United States market.

The traditional sedan design is gone and replaced by a curved roofline and tailgate reminiscent of the current A5 Sportback.

The CEO of Opus IVS shares his insight on technology trends in the automotive aftermarket industry.