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General Motors is accepting project vehicle proposals for the 2008 SEMA Show, November 4–7 in Las Vegas. GM's program focuses on two key areas for its 2008 SEMA Show project vehicle programs: passenger car performance accessories and large SUV/pickups with full accessory programs from the...

SEMA members are encouraged to participate in SEMA's upcoming webinar, "How to Sell Like a Pro, Part II", to learn the tips needed to effectively develop sales leads and close in a way that generates long-term customers. In this session, you'll learn how to communicate value in the language buyers...

Without the heavy cladding that accompanied earlier spy shots of the car, the forthcoming BMW 7 Series looks every bit the elegant Mercedes-Benz S-Class competitor in these latest shots from photographer Brenda Priddy and her network of spy shooters. Spied near BMW headquarters in Munich, Germany...

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It’s hard to sell and generate leads online if prospects can’t even find your website. Participate in SEMA's first webinar session of May to learn the key ingredients your website needs to generate traffic online. Participants will learn the basics of how to structure their website so that it is...

The Tennessee State Legislature has approved a version of SEMA-model legislation to create a vehicle registration and titling classification for custom vehicles. The bill defines a custom-built car as a vehicle that is built for private use and is not constructed by a licensed manufacturer or...

SEMA-supported legislation to create classic motor vehicle project titles for vehicles at least 25-years old, not road-worthy, and currently without a title or with a title from another state, was approved by the Kentucky State Legislature.

SEMA-supported legislation that would amend state law governing antique motor vehicles to expand their permissible use was approved by the West Virginia state Legislature and signed into law by Governor Joe Manchin.