October 1964 was a busy month on the Bonneville Salt Flats. During the span of just a few weeks, the land-speed record changed hands no fewer than five times.

The Inside SEMA section of SEMA News continues its monthly highlight of SEMA management, with this month's edition featuring SEMA Vice President of Councils & Membership Nathan Ridnouer. SEMA News recently interviewed to uncover how councils can assist members in a tough economy, council activities...

A generous collection of more than 1,600 cars, trucks, whips and one-offs from the 2008 SEMA Show.

Dedicated to addressing the many challenges facing the restoration segment of the specialty-equipment industry, the Automotive Restoration Market Organization (ARMO) works to preserve and promote the automotive restoration industry through its projects, education programs, and by monitoring...

There are probably as many definitions of a successful SEMA Show as there are automotive professionals who attend—and that's more than 100,000 definitions. Value, attracting new customers, sales improvements, innovation, networking and educational programs are probably common themes in many...

No major changes in store for GMC's Sierra Heavy Duty update, but a new look adapted from the Terrain crossover and a clean-diesel Duramax are expected.

The 2009 SEMA Show and Benchmark Entertainment have joined forces to create an exclusive opportunity for attending companies to promote their businesses via several award winning, nationally syndicated radio shows such as Car & Driver Radio, Road and Track Radio, Sound and Vision Radio, Cycle World...

Here is just a sample of the new products that will debut at 2009 SEMA Show.

All you need to know about the 2009 SEMA Show in the November issue of SEMA News.

Industry news from Vortex, Beck/Arnley, Snugtop and more.