By SEMA Editors

SEMA members are invited to contact Stephanie Martinez at 909-978-6728 to schedule measuring appointments for the ’19 Toyota Corolla hatchback.

The ’19 Toyota Corolla hatchback is available at the SEMA Garage through January 8, 2019. SEMA members are invited to contact Stephanie Martinez at 909-978-6728 to schedule measuring appointments.

For 2019, Toyota constructed the Corolla to be lower, wider and shorter than previous models. The hatchback features a 2.0L Dynamic Force engine with direct injection, four inline cylinders and a six-speed Intelligent Manual Transmission (IMT).

The Toyota Corolla hatchback was part of a recent SEMA Measuring Session that also featured the ’20 Corolla sedan and ’19 Yaris.

By SEMA Editors

SEMA members are invited to contact Stephanie Martinez at 909-978-6728 to schedule measuring appointments for the ’19 Toyota Corolla hatchback.

The ’19 Toyota Corolla hatchback is available at the SEMA Garage through January 8, 2019. SEMA members are invited to contact Stephanie Martinez at 909-978-6728 to schedule measuring appointments.

For 2019, Toyota constructed the Corolla to be lower, wider and shorter than previous models. The hatchback features a 2.0L Dynamic Force engine with direct injection, four inline cylinders and a six-speed Intelligent Manual Transmission (IMT).

The Toyota Corolla hatchback was part of a recent SEMA Measuring Session that also featured the ’20 Corolla sedan and ’19 Yaris.

Spotted on public roads in Germany, the upcoming 911 Cabriolet sports the same design features as the recently introduced coupe. Visual upgrades are rather mild, with the 992 exterior being heavily based on the outgoing model. There are no surprises regarding the roof, which remains an automated soft-top. We’ll probably see a Targa version of the next 911, too.

Photo credit: Brian Williams, SpiedBilde

Spotted on public roads in Germany, the upcoming 911 Cabriolet sports the same design features as the recently introduced coupe. Visual upgrades are rather mild, with the 992 exterior being heavily based on the outgoing model. There are no surprises regarding the roof, which remains an automated soft-top. We’ll probably see a Targa version of the next 911, too.

Photo credit: Brian Williams, SpiedBilde

Spotted on public roads in Germany, the upcoming 911 Cabriolet sports the same design features as the recently introduced coupe. Visual upgrades are rather mild, with the 992 exterior being heavily based on the outgoing model. There are no surprises regarding the roof, which remains an automated soft-top. We’ll probably see a Targa version of the next 911, too.

Photo credit: Brian Williams, SpiedBilde

Spotted on public roads in Germany, the upcoming 911 Cabriolet sports the same design features as the recently introduced coupe. Visual upgrades are rather mild, with the 992 exterior being heavily based on the outgoing model. There are no surprises regarding the roof, which remains an automated soft-top. We’ll probably see a Targa version of the next 911, too.

Photo credit: Brian Williams, SpiedBilde

Spotted on public roads in Germany, the upcoming 911 Cabriolet sports the same design features as the recently introduced coupe. Visual upgrades are rather mild, with the 992 exterior being heavily based on the outgoing model. There are no surprises regarding the roof, which remains an automated soft-top. We’ll probably see a Targa version of the next 911, too.

Photo credit: Brian Williams, SpiedBilde

Spotted on public roads in Germany, the upcoming 911 Cabriolet sports the same design features as the recently introduced coupe. Visual upgrades are rather mild, with the 992 exterior being heavily based on the outgoing model. There are no surprises regarding the roof, which remains an automated soft-top. We’ll probably see a Targa version of the next 911, too.

Photo credit: Brian Williams, SpiedBilde

The Benefits of AI-Driven Recruitment Software

While the wonders of artificial intelligence (AI) are often hyped beyond recognition, AI-powered recruitment software is actually offering real advantages to businesses.

https://www.sema.org/sema-news/2018/12/in-recruiting-ai-gets-real

By Rachel Tatum    

The “SEMA: Battle of the Builders” TV special will air on MotorTrend, Monday, January 7, at 10:00 p.m. (EST/PST).

Catch the all-new “SEMA: Battle of the Builders” TV special airing on MotorTrend, Monday, January 7, at 10:00 p.m. (EST/PST), to get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at top vehicles from the 2018 SEMA Show.

Now in its fifth year, the competition features hosts Tanner Foust and Adrienne “AJ” Janic, who take viewers on an epic journey as builders share the stories behind their creations. This year’s program features more up-and-coming young participants than ever before. In addition to established industry icons, young builders, such as Kyle Kuhnhausen, are featured throughout the show. Kuhnhausen’s ’72 Nissan 240Z placed in the Top 4 in this year’s competition, alongside proven industry veterans.  

Learn more about the builder’s journey to “SEMA: Battle of the Builders” by tuning in Monday, January 7, at 10:00 p.m. on MotorTrend or the MotorTrend app.