Compiled by SEMA Editors

Holley Performance Products Acquires MSD Group

Holley Performance Products has announced the acquisition of the El Paso, Texas-based MSD Group, which includes brands such as MSD, Mr. Gasket, ACCEL, Superchips, Edge, Racepak, Mallory, Hays, QuickTime and Lakewood. 

“We are excited to have the opportunity to combine the awesome legacies of these companies,” said Holley President and CEO Tom Tomlinson. “The combination of these brands will provide our customers with the most complete offering of performance products in the industry. We are aggressively developing innovative new products at Holley, and we’re going to continue to build upon the fine job the MSD Group is already doing with new products.”

	Jayme Farina

Jayme Farina Joins AP Exhaust Technologies as Vice President of Sales

AP Exhaust Technologies LLC has announced Jayme Farina as its new vice president sales of traditional markets, effective September 2015. Farina joins AP Exhaust with more than 20 years of experience in the automotive aftermarket industry. Most recently, he was vice president of sales with Gates Corp.—a manufacturer of power transmission belts and fluid power products. Prior to Gates, he was with CARDONE Industries where he spent a majority of his career rising through the sales organization to channel vice president of traditional markets. Farina will be focused on AP Exhaust’s traditional markets, reporting directly to Dan Billie, AP Exhaust’s executive vice president of sales and marketing.

VHD Equipment Network to Merge into Power Heavy Duty in 2016

VIPAR Heavy Duty has announced that its VHD Equipment Network of distributors will transition into the Power Heavy Duty LLC network, effective January 1, 2016. VHD Equipment Network was established in 2008 to offer membership to commercial vehicle truck-mounted equipment distributors in a national marketing group. VIPAR Heavy Duty acquired the Power Heavy Duty organization in late December 2013, and as a result, Power Heavy Duty became part of the growing VIPAR Heavy Duty family of companies. The combination of the two groups into one will allow the organization to maximize efficiencies while focusing on growing business with members, supplier partners and their collective customers. The combined group will represent more than 140 distributor companies with more than 210 locations coast to coast and more than 175 existing supplier and business service programs.

Rugged Ridge’s 53-ft. trailer features an end-to-end vinyl wrap showcasing the brand’s Jeep Wrangler Unlimited, “Mango.” Photo Credit: Rugged Ridge

Rugged Ridge Hits the Road With All-New Custom 53-ft. Trailer

Rugged Ridge has announced that it is hitting the road with a custom-designed trailer to raise the bar on their show efforts at Jeep and off-road events in 2016. Featuring Rugged Ridge’s orange Jeep Wrangler (JK) Unlimited known as “Mango,” the 53-ft. tri-axle gooseneck trailer showcases a vivid mountainous scene. The company’s slogan, “We Make Jeeps Rock,” is printed across the trailer.

Rancho Offers “Shocktober” Performance Shocks and Struts Promotion

The Rancho “Shocktober” promotion, available at participating retailers and vehicle service provider locations nationwide between September 1–October 31, 2015, will provide off-road enthusiasts driving trucks, SUVs, Jeeps or other custom off-road rigs with a chance to save on the fourth unit in a four-corner sale. The offer enables consumers to get four qualifying Rancho shocks or struts for the price of three through a participating vehicle service provider or parts store. Consumers who qualify for the rebate will receive by mail a Visa Prepaid Card equal to the lowest priced unit, up to the current suggested list price. Rancho products included in the offer are Rancho RS9000 XL shocks, Rancho quickLIFT Loaded units, Rancho RS7000 MT monotube shocks, and RS5000 X shocks and struts. For a complete list of qualifying Rancho products, visit www.GoRancho.com after September 1, 2015. Entries must be postmarked by November 30, 2015.

	Jay Van Hooten from Mars Automotive Reconditioning Center of Boise, Idaho, is the winner of this year’s second annual Cleo Award for his reconditioning of a ’54 Rolls Royce Silver Wraith.

2015 Cleo Award Winner Announced

ColorBond has announced that Jay Van Hooten from Mars Automotive Reconditioning Center of Boise, Idaho, is the winner of this year’s second annual Cleo Award for his reconditioning of a ’54 Rolls Royce Silver Wraith. The award will be presented at the 2015 SEMA Show, Wednesday, November 4, at 10:30 a.m. in the ColorBond booth # 23793. A press conference will follow. The Cleo crystal trophy and $500 is awarded to the individual who has shown excellence in utilizing ColorBond finishes to restore the interior of any type of automobile, including trucks, musclecars, classics, hot rods and antiques. Last year’s winner was Ken Bolen, who restored a ’69 20-ft.-long Cadillac Deville. The Cleo award was established in 2014 to honor Leo Kagan—a SEMA Hall of Famer who was responsible for moving the SEMA Show from Anaheim, California, to its current location in Las Vegas in 1977. Kagan will turn 99 years old and continues to work in the ColorBond booth at the SEMA Show. He will be celebrating his 50th year as a SEMA member.

The Buzz Maker! Public Relations Celebrates 10 Years, Launches New Mobile-Friendly Website

The Buzz Maker! Public Relations (TBM) has launched a new mobile-friendly website as part of the company’s 10-year milestone anniversary. Visitors will find information about the team on “The Hive” page, and details about company philosophy and service offerings on “The Deets” page. Site navigation and connection to social channels is available on any device, including smartphones and tablets.

Edelbrock’s “Top It Off” Promotion Is Back

Edelbrock has announced its Top It Off consumer promotion in which participating consumers can get a free Performer Series or Thunder Series AVS Carburetor when they purchase a new Power Package Top End Kit between October 1–December 31, 2015. Eligible purchases include any new Power Package Top End Kit. Consumers can choose a standard satin-finished Performers Series or Thunder Series AVS Carburetor to top off their engine. For a complete list of eligible purchases by part number, complete promotion details and to download a redemption form, visit the official promotional website.

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By Michael Hart

	More than 2,500 students attended the 2014 S.T.E.A.M event at West Los Angeles College.

Are you looking for the next generation of innovators in the automotive industry? You might be able to find them at S.T.E.A.M. Nation. For the fourth year, S.T.E.A.M. Nation will draw more than 2,500 students from Los Angeles County schools to learn how science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM) can intersect with careers they might go into when they finish school. It is a single day that allows companies in dynamic industries, such as the automotive aftermarket, to inspire children and ignite passion in the future creators of new technologies.

S.T.E.A.M. Nation will take place Saturday, October 10, at West Los Angeles College in Culver City, and there are major ways and reasons why the automotive industry should get involved.

“The elements of entrepreneurship and innovation are embedded in the automotive industry,” said Scott Golden of Star Education, one of the educational nonprofits involved with the event.

Technology leaders from all over Southern California will be at S.T.E.A.M. Nation, and Golden and his colleagues are hoping automotive companies will also be there.

“Kids can learn about your expertise by you showing them prototypes of products you make, then showing how you made them and what you did to improve products already out there,” said Raymond Loo, also of Star Education.

For instance, he pointed out, last year one exhibiting company started their demonstration by talking about customers who wanted a new kind of tire rims. Then they showed students the designs that came from those first ideas, followed by an engineer who talked about how he worked through the problem of transforming that design into a real product.

Children get excited about engineering and design by seeing how things are made, Loo added.

There will be opportunities for automotive companies to display and demonstrate their products and speak at workshop sessions that will be held throughout the day on technology and design topics.

For more information on how to get involved, go to steamnation.org or call 714-743-8823

By Michael Hart

	More than 2,500 students attended the 2014 S.T.E.A.M event at West Los Angeles College.

Are you looking for the next generation of innovators in the automotive industry? You might be able to find them at S.T.E.A.M. Nation. For the fourth year, S.T.E.A.M. Nation will draw more than 2,500 students from Los Angeles County schools to learn how science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM) can intersect with careers they might go into when they finish school. It is a single day that allows companies in dynamic industries, such as the automotive aftermarket, to inspire children and ignite passion in the future creators of new technologies.

S.T.E.A.M. Nation will take place Saturday, October 10, at West Los Angeles College in Culver City, and there are major ways and reasons why the automotive industry should get involved.

“The elements of entrepreneurship and innovation are embedded in the automotive industry,” said Scott Golden of Star Education, one of the educational nonprofits involved with the event.

Technology leaders from all over Southern California will be at S.T.E.A.M. Nation, and Golden and his colleagues are hoping automotive companies will also be there.

“Kids can learn about your expertise by you showing them prototypes of products you make, then showing how you made them and what you did to improve products already out there,” said Raymond Loo, also of Star Education.

For instance, he pointed out, last year one exhibiting company started their demonstration by talking about customers who wanted a new kind of tire rims. Then they showed students the designs that came from those first ideas, followed by an engineer who talked about how he worked through the problem of transforming that design into a real product.

Children get excited about engineering and design by seeing how things are made, Loo added.

There will be opportunities for automotive companies to display and demonstrate their products and speak at workshop sessions that will be held throughout the day on technology and design topics.

For more information on how to get involved, go to steamnation.org or call 714-743-8823

By Becca Butler

	In addition to business on the Show floor, SEMA Show activities, attractions and events happen throughout Show week, including Friday, which features the SEMA Cruise, SEMA Ignited and more.

Attending the SEMA Show for the first time is exciting, and chances are that first-time attendees arrive anxious, eager and ready to enjoy the experience. But regardless of how much planning is involved, the Las Vegas Convention Center often looks very different in person from how it appears in photos and videos.

Many first-time attendees leave the Show with lessons learned and a list of tips and tricks to make future trips to the SEMA Show easier and more successful. Here are a few:

• Register in advance: Many Showgoers wait until the weeks just before the SEMA Show to register to attend without even realizing that registering before the mid-October deadline guarantees your badge will be mailed to you prior to the Show. Sure, it’s another piece of paper you need to keep in a safe location, but having it mailed in advance means you’ll be able to hit the Show floor immediately upon arriving.

• Use a scanner in the New Products Showcase: The New Products Showcase is the No. 1 buyer attraction at the SEMA Show, and thousands of buyers visit the area to get a quick overview of the products debuting at the Show. Veteran Showgoers have discovered that the bar code that accompanies each product in the Showcase can actually be scanned to create a personalized list of products that interest them the most. Scanning products is a quick and convenient way to get more information on each product and where to locate them on the Show floor.

• Stay for Friday: Getting away from the office is difficult, so first-time attendees often plan to attend the Show for one or two days, only to realize that they wished they had planned to stay longer. Your badge gives you access to all four days of the SEMA Show, so you might as well make the most out of everything the Show has to offer. Show activities, attractions and events are happening throughout the entire week, making each day just as valuable as any other.

• Take the Toyo Tires Treadpass: Because of the SEMA Show's large size, navigating from hall to hall within the Las Vegas Convention Center can sometimes be a challenge, especially if it’s your first time. Veteran Showgoers have learned that there are some quick and convenient shortcuts to get from one hall to the next. Located in between the Central and South Halls is the Toyo Tires Treadpass—an outside exhibit area that easily gets you from the middle of Central Hall to the middle of South hall.

• Attend an education seminar: One of the greatest things you can do for your business is take advantage of the resources available to help it grow and succeed. There are a number of education sessions offered throughout the week presented by world-class speakers and innovators in the industry that cover a wide range of industry-related topics. While many buyers are only focused on meeting with exhibitors, veteran Showgoers have discovered the value in attending at least one education seminar throughout the week.

• Get a free cup of coffee before the Show opens: Sometimes taxi lines and monorail stops can become overcrowded, especially the closer you get to the time the Show opens. Instead of waiting in line, head over to the convention center an hour early to grab a cup of coffee, see cool vehicles and mingle with other industry colleagues at Cars & Coffee taking place at the Westgate. If there’s one thing veteran Showgoers would have to say, it’s to make use of any opportunity to network with others in the industry.

The 2015 SEMA Show is taking place November 3–6 in Las Vegas. Register to attend before October 16 to receive the discounted rate of $25 and to receive your badge in the mail. After October 16, the price will increase to $75. For questions, contact customer service at 866-229-3687.

For more information, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

By Becca Butler

	In addition to business on the Show floor, SEMA Show activities, attractions and events happen throughout Show week, including Friday, which features the SEMA Cruise, SEMA Ignited and more.

Attending the SEMA Show for the first time is exciting, and chances are that first-time attendees arrive anxious, eager and ready to enjoy the experience. But regardless of how much planning is involved, the Las Vegas Convention Center often looks very different in person from how it appears in photos and videos.

Many first-time attendees leave the Show with lessons learned and a list of tips and tricks to make future trips to the SEMA Show easier and more successful. Here are a few:

• Register in advance: Many Showgoers wait until the weeks just before the SEMA Show to register to attend without even realizing that registering before the mid-October deadline guarantees your badge will be mailed to you prior to the Show. Sure, it’s another piece of paper you need to keep in a safe location, but having it mailed in advance means you’ll be able to hit the Show floor immediately upon arriving.

• Use a scanner in the New Products Showcase: The New Products Showcase is the No. 1 buyer attraction at the SEMA Show, and thousands of buyers visit the area to get a quick overview of the products debuting at the Show. Veteran Showgoers have discovered that the bar code that accompanies each product in the Showcase can actually be scanned to create a personalized list of products that interest them the most. Scanning products is a quick and convenient way to get more information on each product and where to locate them on the Show floor.

• Stay for Friday: Getting away from the office is difficult, so first-time attendees often plan to attend the Show for one or two days, only to realize that they wished they had planned to stay longer. Your badge gives you access to all four days of the SEMA Show, so you might as well make the most out of everything the Show has to offer. Show activities, attractions and events are happening throughout the entire week, making each day just as valuable as any other.

• Take the Toyo Tires Treadpass: Because of the SEMA Show's large size, navigating from hall to hall within the Las Vegas Convention Center can sometimes be a challenge, especially if it’s your first time. Veteran Showgoers have learned that there are some quick and convenient shortcuts to get from one hall to the next. Located in between the Central and South Halls is the Toyo Tires Treadpass—an outside exhibit area that easily gets you from the middle of Central Hall to the middle of South hall.

• Attend an education seminar: One of the greatest things you can do for your business is take advantage of the resources available to help it grow and succeed. There are a number of education sessions offered throughout the week presented by world-class speakers and innovators in the industry that cover a wide range of industry-related topics. While many buyers are only focused on meeting with exhibitors, veteran Showgoers have discovered the value in attending at least one education seminar throughout the week.

• Get a free cup of coffee before the Show opens: Sometimes taxi lines and monorail stops can become overcrowded, especially the closer you get to the time the Show opens. Instead of waiting in line, head over to the convention center an hour early to grab a cup of coffee, see cool vehicles and mingle with other industry colleagues at Cars & Coffee taking place at the Westgate. If there’s one thing veteran Showgoers would have to say, it’s to make use of any opportunity to network with others in the industry.

The 2015 SEMA Show is taking place November 3–6 in Las Vegas. Register to attend before October 16 to receive the discounted rate of $25 and to receive your badge in the mail. After October 16, the price will increase to $75. For questions, contact customer service at 866-229-3687.

For more information, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

By Becca Butler

	In addition to business on the Show floor, SEMA Show activities, attractions and events happen throughout Show week, including Friday, which features the SEMA Cruise, SEMA Ignited and more.

Attending the SEMA Show for the first time is exciting, and chances are that first-time attendees arrive anxious, eager and ready to enjoy the experience. But regardless of how much planning is involved, the Las Vegas Convention Center often looks very different in person from how it appears in photos and videos.

Many first-time attendees leave the Show with lessons learned and a list of tips and tricks to make future trips to the SEMA Show easier and more successful. Here are a few:

• Register in advance: Many Showgoers wait until the weeks just before the SEMA Show to register to attend without even realizing that registering before the mid-October deadline guarantees your badge will be mailed to you prior to the Show. Sure, it’s another piece of paper you need to keep in a safe location, but having it mailed in advance means you’ll be able to hit the Show floor immediately upon arriving.

• Use a scanner in the New Products Showcase: The New Products Showcase is the No. 1 buyer attraction at the SEMA Show, and thousands of buyers visit the area to get a quick overview of the products debuting at the Show. Veteran Showgoers have discovered that the bar code that accompanies each product in the Showcase can actually be scanned to create a personalized list of products that interest them the most. Scanning products is a quick and convenient way to get more information on each product and where to locate them on the Show floor.

• Stay for Friday: Getting away from the office is difficult, so first-time attendees often plan to attend the Show for one or two days, only to realize that they wished they had planned to stay longer. Your badge gives you access to all four days of the SEMA Show, so you might as well make the most out of everything the Show has to offer. Show activities, attractions and events are happening throughout the entire week, making each day just as valuable as any other.

• Take the Toyo Tires Treadpass: Because of the SEMA Show's large size, navigating from hall to hall within the Las Vegas Convention Center can sometimes be a challenge, especially if it’s your first time. Veteran Showgoers have learned that there are some quick and convenient shortcuts to get from one hall to the next. Located in between the Central and South Halls is the Toyo Tires Treadpass—an outside exhibit area that easily gets you from the middle of Central Hall to the middle of South hall.

• Attend an education seminar: One of the greatest things you can do for your business is take advantage of the resources available to help it grow and succeed. There are a number of education sessions offered throughout the week presented by world-class speakers and innovators in the industry that cover a wide range of industry-related topics. While many buyers are only focused on meeting with exhibitors, veteran Showgoers have discovered the value in attending at least one education seminar throughout the week.

• Get a free cup of coffee before the Show opens: Sometimes taxi lines and monorail stops can become overcrowded, especially the closer you get to the time the Show opens. Instead of waiting in line, head over to the convention center an hour early to grab a cup of coffee, see cool vehicles and mingle with other industry colleagues at Cars & Coffee taking place at the Westgate. If there’s one thing veteran Showgoers would have to say, it’s to make use of any opportunity to network with others in the industry.

The 2015 SEMA Show is taking place November 3–6 in Las Vegas. Register to attend before October 16 to receive the discounted rate of $25 and to receive your badge in the mail. After October 16, the price will increase to $75. For questions, contact customer service at 866-229-3687.

For more information, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

By Becca Butler

	In addition to business on the Show floor, SEMA Show activities, attractions and events happen throughout Show week, including Friday, which features the SEMA Cruise, SEMA Ignited and more.

Attending the SEMA Show for the first time is exciting, and chances are that first-time attendees arrive anxious, eager and ready to enjoy the experience. But regardless of how much planning is involved, the Las Vegas Convention Center often looks very different in person from how it appears in photos and videos.

Many first-time attendees leave the Show with lessons learned and a list of tips and tricks to make future trips to the SEMA Show easier and more successful. Here are a few:

• Register in advance: Many Showgoers wait until the weeks just before the SEMA Show to register to attend without even realizing that registering before the mid-October deadline guarantees your badge will be mailed to you prior to the Show. Sure, it’s another piece of paper you need to keep in a safe location, but having it mailed in advance means you’ll be able to hit the Show floor immediately upon arriving.

• Use a scanner in the New Products Showcase: The New Products Showcase is the No. 1 buyer attraction at the SEMA Show, and thousands of buyers visit the area to get a quick overview of the products debuting at the Show. Veteran Showgoers have discovered that the bar code that accompanies each product in the Showcase can actually be scanned to create a personalized list of products that interest them the most. Scanning products is a quick and convenient way to get more information on each product and where to locate them on the Show floor.

• Stay for Friday: Getting away from the office is difficult, so first-time attendees often plan to attend the Show for one or two days, only to realize that they wished they had planned to stay longer. Your badge gives you access to all four days of the SEMA Show, so you might as well make the most out of everything the Show has to offer. Show activities, attractions and events are happening throughout the entire week, making each day just as valuable as any other.

• Take the Toyo Tires Treadpass: Because of the SEMA Show's large size, navigating from hall to hall within the Las Vegas Convention Center can sometimes be a challenge, especially if it’s your first time. Veteran Showgoers have learned that there are some quick and convenient shortcuts to get from one hall to the next. Located in between the Central and South Halls is the Toyo Tires Treadpass—an outside exhibit area that easily gets you from the middle of Central Hall to the middle of South hall.

• Attend an education seminar: One of the greatest things you can do for your business is take advantage of the resources available to help it grow and succeed. There are a number of education sessions offered throughout the week presented by world-class speakers and innovators in the industry that cover a wide range of industry-related topics. While many buyers are only focused on meeting with exhibitors, veteran Showgoers have discovered the value in attending at least one education seminar throughout the week.

• Get a free cup of coffee before the Show opens: Sometimes taxi lines and monorail stops can become overcrowded, especially the closer you get to the time the Show opens. Instead of waiting in line, head over to the convention center an hour early to grab a cup of coffee, see cool vehicles and mingle with other industry colleagues at Cars & Coffee taking place at the Westgate. If there’s one thing veteran Showgoers would have to say, it’s to make use of any opportunity to network with others in the industry.

The 2015 SEMA Show is taking place November 3–6 in Las Vegas. Register to attend before October 16 to receive the discounted rate of $25 and to receive your badge in the mail. After October 16, the price will increase to $75. For questions, contact customer service at 866-229-3687.

For more information, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

By Becca Butler

	In addition to business on the Show floor, SEMA Show activities, attractions and events happen throughout Show week, including Friday, which features the SEMA Cruise, SEMA Ignited and more.

Attending the SEMA Show for the first time is exciting, and chances are that first-time attendees arrive anxious, eager and ready to enjoy the experience. But regardless of how much planning is involved, the Las Vegas Convention Center often looks very different in person from how it appears in photos and videos.

Many first-time attendees leave the Show with lessons learned and a list of tips and tricks to make future trips to the SEMA Show easier and more successful. Here are a few:

• Register in advance: Many Showgoers wait until the weeks just before the SEMA Show to register to attend without even realizing that registering before the mid-October deadline guarantees your badge will be mailed to you prior to the Show. Sure, it’s another piece of paper you need to keep in a safe location, but having it mailed in advance means you’ll be able to hit the Show floor immediately upon arriving.

• Use a scanner in the New Products Showcase: The New Products Showcase is the No. 1 buyer attraction at the SEMA Show, and thousands of buyers visit the area to get a quick overview of the products debuting at the Show. Veteran Showgoers have discovered that the bar code that accompanies each product in the Showcase can actually be scanned to create a personalized list of products that interest them the most. Scanning products is a quick and convenient way to get more information on each product and where to locate them on the Show floor.

• Stay for Friday: Getting away from the office is difficult, so first-time attendees often plan to attend the Show for one or two days, only to realize that they wished they had planned to stay longer. Your badge gives you access to all four days of the SEMA Show, so you might as well make the most out of everything the Show has to offer. Show activities, attractions and events are happening throughout the entire week, making each day just as valuable as any other.

• Take the Toyo Tires Treadpass: Because of the SEMA Show's large size, navigating from hall to hall within the Las Vegas Convention Center can sometimes be a challenge, especially if it’s your first time. Veteran Showgoers have learned that there are some quick and convenient shortcuts to get from one hall to the next. Located in between the Central and South Halls is the Toyo Tires Treadpass—an outside exhibit area that easily gets you from the middle of Central Hall to the middle of South hall.

• Attend an education seminar: One of the greatest things you can do for your business is take advantage of the resources available to help it grow and succeed. There are a number of education sessions offered throughout the week presented by world-class speakers and innovators in the industry that cover a wide range of industry-related topics. While many buyers are only focused on meeting with exhibitors, veteran Showgoers have discovered the value in attending at least one education seminar throughout the week.

• Get a free cup of coffee before the Show opens: Sometimes taxi lines and monorail stops can become overcrowded, especially the closer you get to the time the Show opens. Instead of waiting in line, head over to the convention center an hour early to grab a cup of coffee, see cool vehicles and mingle with other industry colleagues at Cars & Coffee taking place at the Westgate. If there’s one thing veteran Showgoers would have to say, it’s to make use of any opportunity to network with others in the industry.

The 2015 SEMA Show is taking place November 3–6 in Las Vegas. Register to attend before October 16 to receive the discounted rate of $25 and to receive your badge in the mail. After October 16, the price will increase to $75. For questions, contact customer service at 866-229-3687.

For more information, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

	The SEMA Garage has a fleet of popular test vehicles for member use. Products can be sent to the SEMA Garage, where lab technicians will install and then test the product in an emissions lab on behalf of the member.

• Tech Transfer: Confidential CAD files from OEMs, such as GM, Ford, Chrysler and Scion are available and can be sent to SEMA manufacturing members anywhere.

• 3D Scanner: Manufacturers can ship parts to the SEMA Garage and have them scanned to create digital files.

• 3D Printing: Manufacturers can send digital files to the SEMA Garage and have them printed on a state-of-the-art Stratasys 450MC 3D printer.

• Emissions Lab: The SEMA Garage has a fleet of popular test vehicles for member use. Products can be sent to the SEMA Garage, where lab technicians will install and then test the product in an emissions lab on behalf of the member.

• Measuring Sessions: SEMA members can access the SEMA Garage for measuring sessions from outside the region. To learn about all upcoming measuring sessions, please visit the SEMA Garage website.

To learn more about the SEMA Garage and its services, contact garage@sema.org.