SEMA-supported legislation to provide historical vehicle owners a one-time registration fee of $100 upon initial registration was passed by the New York Senate. The bill will now be considered by the Assembly Transportation Committee.

Legislation that would give small-business owners a voice on the California Air Resources Board (CARB) was passed by the Senate Environmental Quality Committee and sent to the Senate Appropriations Committee. The bill has already been passed by the California Assembly. Introduced by Assemblymember...

The list of products sought by Chinese buyers from throughout the country is growing. Buyers are already confirmed to attend the 2011 SEMA CIAPE China Business Development Conference taking place in Beijing, China, September 7–10.

A delegation of 11 officials from five Chinese government agencies, including the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM), visited SEMA for a day of discussion on the specialty-equipment market in the United States.

The influential Brazilian consumer magazine Fullpower is launching two vehicle projects and seeks partners for its builds.

In a closely watched case, a German court has for the second time in two years sided with a consumer who sued for the right to install aftermarket carbon-fiber wheels on his motorcycle.

With still four months to go until Show time, buyer registration for the 2011 SEMA Show is up 54% over last year at this same time, virtually guaranteeing that exhibitor booths will draw constant foot traffic.

More than $10 billion was spent on pay-per-click (PPC) advertising last year. If your company made part of that investment, did you get the return on investment (ROI) you expected? A new session from the SEMA Education Institute (SEI), part of the easier-to-use SEI library, can teach you how to be...

With the latest shots from Brenda Priddy & Co., the spy shooters tell us that Hyundai's new-product assault continues, and with these fresh shots of the ’13 Hyundai Veloster Turbo, it appears that the Korean automaker has the Honda Civic Si squarely in its sights.