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The 2009 SEMA Show kicked off with the annual New Product Awards Breakfast, where 36 of the hottest new products for 2010 received their first of many accolades.
Sunny skies in Las Vegas mirrored the mood within the Las Vegas Convention Center during the first week of November.
Thirteen SEMA-member companies recently traveled to Beijing, China, for a firsthand look at the developing Chinese market for specialty products—or, as referred to in Chinese, Gaizhuang.
The automotive industry landscape is very rocky right now. A rapid sales rebound is not on the horizon, and many companies are going through radical restructuring.
Designing new specialty-equipment products is a laborious, time-consuming procedure, and time is not a friend, as manufacturers will attest.
Car and truck buyers seek the vehicles that best suit their needs, including the need to be individual.
Just when you think you’ve seen everything, it’s time for the SEMA Show and a whole new panorama of vehicular sculpture.
The specialty-equipment market is divided into nine niches.
The Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) was established in 1963.