Currently, 74% of Internet users never make it past page one on a search engine when looking for something and every year that percentage increases.

The old saying is true: it takes money to make money. Learn from two financial experts how to wisely borrow to fuel your company's growth.

Get into the pinewood racing spirit by joining the kids of Childhelp and Victory Junction for a day of building pinewood cars for this summer's SEMA Pinewood Drag Races.

Powersports Dealer Update Workshops at the 2010 SEMA Show are open to all powersports dealers. Don't miss this exceptional opportunity to receive high-level training from industry experts. There will be eight powersports dealer-specific education workshops covering essential P&A, F&I, sales, service...

Legislation (A.B. 1740) in the California Assembly to increase the registration limit for exempted specially constructed vehicle (kit car) registrations from 500 to 750 vehicles per year was approved by the Appropriations Committee. The bill will next move to the floor of the Assembly for a vote by...

SEMA and 54 other trade associations called on Congress to limit the amount credit card companies can charge merchants when processing payments. Under the current system, the merchant pays a transaction fee every time a card is used, whether for credit or debit. The "swipe" fees amounted to $63...

SEMA members, help us spread the news about the SEMA Action Network (SAN) by placing the free SAN brochure, "Protect Your Passion," on your countertops. The SAN is the industry's outreach to the hobbyist community and your customers. It is a nationwide partnership of car clubs, individuals and SEMA...

Participate in the new three-day intensive familiarization and sales event taking place September 2010 in Beijing. The Chinese street-tuning and off-road modification shops show the diversity already available in China. Yet they have at least one trait in common: their customers, when making a...

The Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair (I-CAR) will attend the 2010 SEMA Show as an exhibitor, offering hands-on technical demos and resources to the auto collision repair industry.

Seventy-eight cars comprise the 40 entries filed for the 2010 Indianapolis 500, including four past winners and four women.