SEMA members are encouraged to tune in to "Lean Thinking—The Toyota Way of Doing Business" on Friday, October 19, at 10 a.m. (PST), to learn how Toyota's Lean Thinking Process can enhance company operations on many levels.

The Small Business Television Network will be taping its show at the 2007 SEMA Show, which means that exhibitors have an opportunity to promote their businesses on the network for free. Interviews take approximately 15 minutes and will air on SBTV.com to more than 1.2 million viewers. SBTV will also...

Mark Toebben, president of 38-year SEMA member company DCi (Direct Communications Inc.), has worked with hundreds of other distributors/retailers to understand their business needs and provide them with the tools and information they need to compete and grow. He will be filling a seat vacated by Bob...

EcoTrek is set to debut what it calls some of the most incredible “mean and green” automotive designs to the public during the 2007 SEMA Show. The company’s vehicle displays will include a 700-hp biodiesel Hummer H2, a Baja-ready biofuel Ford F-250 and other amazing “petrol-free” street and off-road...

SEMA manufacturing members are invited to participate in the upcoming 2008 Toyota Sequoia Measuring Session in November. Measuring sessions provide members with the opportunity to gather measurements and specs before the vehicles are available for sale to the public. Who: Toyota Motor Sales USA What...

Create new profit centers with fast-selling accessories. Gain the knowledge and expertise you need to capture your share of the $36.7 billion accessory market at special events exclusively for auto dealers. Here's your chance. Wednesday, October 31

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Companies in the restoration industry are invited to participate in SEMA’s Automotive Restoration Market Organization’s (ARMO) 2007 ARMO Restoration Industry Roundtable. Purpose: To provide a forum for ARMO-member restoration shops to network and discuss issues important to their businesses. When &...

Early this morning, not far from Honda's U.S. facilities, we were lucky enough to get a quick glance at the next-generation Acura TSX. The new TSX will take on a more aggressive look, taking design cues from the Sports 4 concept car shown at the 2005 Tokyo Motor Show.