SEMA will team up with Rick Hendrick and the National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP) to sponsor a bone marrow testing program at the 2008 SEMA Show. Attendees are urged to come to the Marrow Donor Testing booth, co-located in the SEMA Cares booth in the Grand Lobby.

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The MPMC Media Trade Conference allows journalists and manufacturers to discuss new products and projects in a relaxed, informal environment.

SEMA Show attendees will have the opportunity to pick up on the expertise that has made West Coast Customs a familiar name not only within the auto industry, but also to mainstream audiences.

GM presented its Design Award for Best High-Performance Product to Melling Performance for its billet oil pump at the 2007 SEMA Show. General Motors will present the GM Design Awards for several categories at the 2008 SEMA Show. The categories are divided into two groups: Group A) Vehicles: Cars...

New Products Showcase Deadline The deadline for exhibitors of the 2008 SEMA Show to register products for the SEMA Show New Products Showcase is this Friday, October 3. For more information and to register your product, click here.

Let your competitor complain about the tough economy while you prosper. Brian Offenberger of BizGrowth Search Engine Solutions will tell you why a tough economy is the best time to capture profitable market share and show you how to incorporate 10 proven steps to increase profit, avoid lowering...

SEMA members are invited to attend SEMA’s Street Performance Council (SPC) Youth Focus Panel during the Formula Drift Final Fight Event. The panel features dozens of youth speaking candidly about their hobby. Hear what young enthusiasts really think as they uncover what they want from the automotive...

Although wrapped in camouflage, auto spy photographer Brenda Priddy says there's no mistaking that this is the all-new high-performance Ford Taurus prototype. Photos of a clay version leaked months ago, Priddy says, and this one carries over familiar styling cues from Ford's stylish European model...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) plans to update the new performance tests for motorcycle brakes, first adopted in 1972. The test requirements are part of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) No.