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MANAGING A HEALTHY CASH FLOW

As part of an emergency initiative to address members’ growing concerns over maintaining cash flow, SEMA’s Street Performance Council hosted “Manage Your Cash Flow During Challenging Times,” a webinar presented last Thursday by Tom Shay of Profits Plus.
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THE LATEST CONSUMER TRENDS IN STREET PERFORMANCE

SEMA's Street Performance Council (SPC) invites you to find out the latest trends and direction of the street performance market by attending the SPC Consumer Focus Panel on Sunday, June 22, at the Long Beach Convention Center in Long Beach, California. Held in conjunction with the SpoCom Car Show...
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FLORIDA ACTS TO PROVIDE A COMMERCIAL MOTOR-VEHICLE EXEMPTION FOR HOBBYISTS

SEMA-supported legislation to provide an exemption from the regulations governing commercial motor carriers to vehicles occasionally transporting personal property to a motorsports facility was approved by the Florida State Legislature. Under federal law, any commercial vehicle operating in...
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SEMA-MODEL STREET ROD/CUSTOM VEHICLE BILL INTRODUCED IN NEW JERSEY

SEMA model legislation that would create a vehicle registration classification for street rods and custom vehicles and provide for special license plates for these vehicles was introduced in the New Jersey State Legislature. The bill defines a street rod as an altered vehicle manufactured before...
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NORTH CAROLINA INTRODUCES REPLICA VEHICLE BILL

A version of SEMA-model legislation to create a vehicle registration classification for replica vehicles has been introduced in the North Carolina Senate. Under the bill, replicas are defined as motor vehicles sold unassembled and manufactured from a kit that, when assembled, replicate an earlier...
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DELAWARE ENACTS LAW TO EXEMPT STREET RODS FROM INSPECTIONS

SEMA-supported legislation to exempt street rods from the state’s regular safety inspections was approved by the Delaware State Legislature and signed into law by Governor Ruth Ann Minner. Under an agreement reached with state regulators, the registration and titling process will be changed...
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NASCAR FACES $250 MILLION LAWSUIT AND OTHER RACING NEWS

LAWSUIT: Former NASCAR official Mauricia Grant is suing the sanctioning body for $250 million, claiming racial and sexual discrimination, sexual harassment and wrongful termination. SUMMERNATIONALS: The UMP Summernationals for dirt late models kicks off this week. The event in its 20th year...