Designing new specialty-equipment products is a laborious, time-consuming procedure, and time is not a friend, as manufacturers will attest. With SEMA market research revealing that most consumers purchase specialty-equipment parts within the first three months of buying new cars, manufacturers must often race to put products on the shelves by the time new vehicles hit dealerships.

SEMA offers two manufacturer-friendly programs—Technology Transfer and Measuring Sessions—that help SEMA manufacturing members meet that goal.

Learn how to get your products to market faster here.

Designing new specialty-equipment products is a laborious, time-consuming procedure, and time is not a friend, as manufacturers will attest. With SEMA market research revealing that most consumers purchase specialty-equipment parts within the first three months of buying new cars, manufacturers must often race to put products on the shelves by the time new vehicles hit dealerships.

SEMA offers two manufacturer-friendly programs—Technology Transfer and Measuring Sessions—that help SEMA manufacturing members meet that goal.

Learn how to get your products to market faster here.

Designing new specialty-equipment products is a laborious, time-consuming procedure, and time is not a friend, as manufacturers will attest. With SEMA market research revealing that most consumers purchase specialty-equipment parts within the first three months of buying new cars, manufacturers must often race to put products on the shelves by the time new vehicles hit dealerships.

SEMA offers two manufacturer-friendly programs—Technology Transfer and Measuring Sessions—that help SEMA manufacturing members meet that goal.

Learn how to get your products to market faster here.

Designing new specialty-equipment products is a laborious, time-consuming procedure, and time is not a friend, as manufacturers will attest. With SEMA market research revealing that most consumers purchase specialty-equipment parts within the first three months of buying new cars, manufacturers must often race to put products on the shelves by the time new vehicles hit dealerships.

SEMA offers two manufacturer-friendly programs—Technology Transfer and Measuring Sessions—that help SEMA manufacturing members meet that goal.

Learn how to get your products to market faster here.

Ford was the Vehicle Manufacturer of the Show for the 2009 SEMA Show, but its support for specialty-equipment companies goes well beyond that. The Ford Licensed Accessories Program offers qualified SEMA members the chance to boost sales of their products through Ford dealerships.

Read more about the Ford Licensed Accessories Program and how it also helps sell product by providing financing and warranty support for dealerships selling specialty accessories.

Ford was the Vehicle Manufacturer of the Show for the 2009 SEMA Show, but its support for specialty-equipment companies goes well beyond that. The Ford Licensed Accessories Program offers qualified SEMA members the chance to boost sales of their products through Ford dealerships.

Read more about the Ford Licensed Accessories Program and how it also helps sell product by providing financing and warranty support for dealerships selling specialty accessories.

Ford was the Vehicle Manufacturer of the Show for the 2009 SEMA Show, but its support for specialty-equipment companies goes well beyond that. The Ford Licensed Accessories Program offers qualified SEMA members the chance to boost sales of their products through Ford dealerships.

Read more about the Ford Licensed Accessories Program and how it also helps sell product by providing financing and warranty support for dealerships selling specialty accessories.

Ford was the Vehicle Manufacturer of the Show for the 2009 SEMA Show, but its support for specialty-equipment companies goes well beyond that. The Ford Licensed Accessories Program offers qualified SEMA members the chance to boost sales of their products through Ford dealerships.

Read more about the Ford Licensed Accessories Program and how it also helps sell product by providing financing and warranty support for dealerships selling specialty accessories.

Ford was the Vehicle Manufacturer of the Show for the 2009 SEMA Show, but its support for specialty-equipment companies goes well beyond that. The Ford Licensed Accessories Program offers qualified SEMA members the chance to boost sales of their products through Ford dealerships.

Read more about the Ford Licensed Accessories Program and how it also helps sell product by providing financing and warranty support for dealerships selling specialty accessories.

Ford was the Vehicle Manufacturer of the Show for the 2009 SEMA Show, but its support for specialty-equipment companies goes well beyond that. The Ford Licensed Accessories Program offers qualified SEMA members the chance to boost sales of their products through Ford dealerships.

Read more about the Ford Licensed Accessories Program and how it also helps sell product by providing financing and warranty support for dealerships selling specialty accessories.