Founded by Alex Shen 18 years ago, SP Engineering began as a tuner shop in a humble 4,800-sq.-ft. facility with three employees in City of Industry, California. The company has since expanded into retail with a 13,000-sq.-ft. facility, five lifts and 13 employees.
Nissan GT-R—A Game Changer
Business has changed drastically for SP Engineering since the Nissan GT-R launched in 2008. The company previously worked with a mixture of Japanese cars and European exotics, including the 2JZ, RX7, 350Z and V12 Lamborghini. Since 2008, the GT-R has represented about 90% of SP Engineering’s market.
Founded by Alex Shen 18 years ago, SP Engineering began as a tuner shop in a humble 4,800-sq.-ft. facility with three employees in City of Industry, California. The company has since expanded into retail with a 13,000-sq.-ft. facility, five lifts and 13 employees.
Nissan GT-R—A Game Changer
Business has changed drastically for SP Engineering since the Nissan GT-R launched in 2008. The company previously worked with a mixture of Japanese cars and European exotics, including the 2JZ, RX7, 350Z and V12 Lamborghini. Since 2008, the GT-R has represented about 90% of SP Engineering’s market.
For buyers, attending the SEMA Show is all about identifying next year’s hottest products. In the racing and performance section of the Show, exhibitors thrilled attendees submitting more than 800 new products to the annual New Product Showcase. The entries ran the gamut from turbochargers and exhausts to performance tuning and diagnostic tools.
Page through this special section and enjoy identifying the products that belong either on your store’s shelves or in your personal garage. Also, take time to review journalist Steve Campbell’s interviews with industry executives, offering their thoughts about the trends they perceive and some words of advice about what might lie ahead.
For buyers, attending the SEMA Show is all about identifying next year’s hottest products. In the racing and performance section of the Show, exhibitors thrilled attendees submitting more than 800 new products to the annual New Product Showcase. The entries ran the gamut from turbochargers and exhausts to performance tuning and diagnostic tools.
Page through this special section and enjoy identifying the products that belong either on your store’s shelves or in your personal garage. Also, take time to review journalist Steve Campbell’s interviews with industry executives, offering their thoughts about the trends they perceive and some words of advice about what might lie ahead.
For buyers, attending the SEMA Show is all about identifying next year’s hottest products. In the racing and performance section of the Show, exhibitors thrilled attendees submitting more than 800 new products to the annual New Product Showcase. The entries ran the gamut from turbochargers and exhausts to performance tuning and diagnostic tools.
Page through this special section and enjoy identifying the products that belong either on your store’s shelves or in your personal garage. Also, take time to review journalist Steve Campbell’s interviews with industry executives, offering their thoughts about the trends they perceive and some words of advice about what might lie ahead.
For buyers, attending the SEMA Show is all about identifying next year’s hottest products. In the racing and performance section of the Show, exhibitors thrilled attendees submitting more than 800 new products to the annual New Product Showcase. The entries ran the gamut from turbochargers and exhausts to performance tuning and diagnostic tools.
Page through this special section and enjoy identifying the products that belong either on your store’s shelves or in your personal garage. Also, take time to review journalist Steve Campbell’s interviews with industry executives, offering their thoughts about the trends they perceive and some words of advice about what might lie ahead.
The inaugural Battle of the Builders competition, which took place following the 2014 SEMA Show during SEMA Ignited, will air on Velocity, Sunday, March 8, at 8:00 p.m.
Don’t miss the SEMA Battle of the Builders TV special premiering nationwide this Sunday, March 8, at 8:00 p.m. on the Velocity Network. Tune in and watch as the one-hour program takes you behind the scenes of the inaugural competition, featuring the Top 10 builders and their journey to the 2014 SEMA Show.
The inaugural Battle of the Builders competition, which took place following the 2014 SEMA Show during SEMA Ignited, will air on Velocity, Sunday, March 8, at 8:00 p.m.
Don’t miss the SEMA Battle of the Builders TV special premiering nationwide this Sunday, March 8, at 8:00 p.m. on the Velocity Network. Tune in and watch as the one-hour program takes you behind the scenes of the inaugural competition, featuring the Top 10 builders and their journey to the 2014 SEMA Show.
The inaugural Battle of the Builders competition, which took place following the 2014 SEMA Show during SEMA Ignited, will air on Velocity, Sunday, March 8, at 8:00 p.m.
Don’t miss the SEMA Battle of the Builders TV special premiering nationwide this Sunday, March 8, at 8:00 p.m. on the Velocity Network. Tune in and watch as the one-hour program takes you behind the scenes of the inaugural competition, featuring the Top 10 builders and their journey to the 2014 SEMA Show.
Under a bill introduced in the West Virginia Legislature, any vehicle that is registered as an antique motor vehicle and that is not used for general transportation would be assigned an appraised value of $3,000 or less for purposes of property taxes.
A bill to limit property taxes paid by owners of antique motor vehicles was introduced in the West Virginia Legislature. Under the bill, any vehicle that is registered as an antique motor vehicle and that is not used for general transportation would be assigned an appraised value of $3,000 or less for purposes of property taxes.
West Virginia law defines an "antique motor vehicle" to mean any motor vehicle which is more than 25 years old and is owned solely as a collector's item.
