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HRIA Celebrates Successful Mixer at MSRA Back to the 50's

HRIA brought members together at the Minnesota Street Rod Association (MSRA) Back to the 50's Show in Minneapolis, MN for a mixer at O'Gara's restaurant. "Networking is a vital key to success," said HRIA Chair Danny Agosta. "This happy hour was the ideal event to meet with industry friends after a...

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Welcome New HRIA Members

HRIA is proud to welcome our new member companies: Caraggio Autosports Multiple Mopars LLC Midwest Performance Solutions Body Worx Dunn's RevSports BluePrint Engines EMK Performance LLC Black Wolf Automotive Specialties Allain Customs Restorations by Sabra Rusty Bones Productions Attitude Street...

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Automotive Specialty-Equipment Sales Reaches Record High of $50.9 Billion

Sales of specialty-equipment parts reached a new high in 2021, increasing to $50.9 billion in retail sales for the first time in history – up from $47.9 in 2020. The finding comes from the new "2022 SEMA Market Report," which is available for download at www.sema.org/research, and provides the...

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Exhibitors: SEMA Show Directory Listing Updates Due August 19

The SEMA Show Directory is one of the strongest tools buyers use to learn about exhibiting companies and their products.

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Movers & Shakers: Jeremy Nichols Named LSX Magazine Editor

News and updates from LSX Magazine, Xcite Automotive and NIADA.

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NHTSA Proposes Rule Requiring More Pre-Crash Data From Automakers

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has issued a proposed rule to require black boxes in vehicles to record more pre-crash data at a higher frequency rate as a way to better understand the actions leading up to a crash.

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California Lawmakers Amend Exhaust Noise Camera Bill

The California Assembly Transportation Committee positively amended SEMA-opposed legislation (S.B. 1079) requiring the state to study the effectiveness of noise-detecting cameras to enforce motor-vehicle exhaust noise laws prior to using them to issue violations to motorists.

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