News and updates from SEMA's councils and committees.

A photo collection of more than 100 Dodge vehicles from the 2010 SEMA Show.

While the industry has evolved to include more than 7,000 businesses, racing and performance still deliver the iconic images associated with the market.

Best Practices: This series of SEMA News articles is based on the idea of using reliable and repeatable methods to ensure business success. Future issues will delve into a range of topics aimed at developing Best Practices through knowledge, motivation and skills.

Atlantic Championship Series cancels 2010 season, citing lack of money and drivers; US F1 or StefanGP not part of 2010 Formula One World Championship entry list; Jack Roush Jr. and Billy Johnson collect victory number 400 for Jack Roush’s as a team owner; DART Machinery signs as title sponsor of...

SEMA eNews highlights the websites of SEMA-member companies through the Hot Links to Cool Sites section each week.

Here is a roundup of proposed or recently enacted legislative and regulatory developments affecting the specialty-equipment industry in key markets overseas. For more information on overseas developments, SEMA members are invited to contact SEMA Director of International and Government Relations...

Regardless of where you live, winter months involve preparing your car, truck or street rod for the upcoming spring and summer car seasons. However, these months are also a great time to prepare yourself with the same effort that you put into your vehicle. The following ideas from the Hot Rod...

For most members of the Automotive Restoration Market Organization (ARMO), business slows somewhat at the end of the year, allowing them time to catch up on various projects and plan for the upcoming New Year. This same concept is true for the ARMO Select Committee. Having just completed its Long...

Congress passed a SEMA-supported $16 billion “jobs bill” which is intended to expand the American workforce. Pending a final procedural vote by the Senate, the bill will be sent to President Obama to be signed into law.