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SEMA expresses continued commitment to work with President and Congress toward rebuilding U.S. auto industry, while continuing to oppose “cash for clunkers."
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SEMA Member News -- March/April 2009NewsAssociation Staff Gets to Know California Pony Cars Inc. California Pony Car owner and founder Ray Harrington (left) and general manager Tony Gonzalez were presented with a certificate of appreciation from SEMA staff members who visited the company’s...
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SEMA Member News -- March/April 2009TORA Tools, Programs and Reference Materials Provide Benefits This Tundra Workforce Truck from A.R.E. was on display in the TORA booth at the 2008 SEMA Show. It is a prime example of how a truck can be outfitted with aftermarket products and marketed as a...
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SEMA Member News -- March/April 2009MPMC New Program Helps Create Motorsports Fans Jeff Behrent, vice president of Behrent’s Performance Warehouse, said that his wife and children took part in the Take a Friend to a Race program, and the result was several new and committed motorsports fans. A few...
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SEMA Member News -- March/April 2009 MRC Spring Brings New Opportunities; Webinar Addresses Methods of Business Intelligence By Joel Rosenthal The MRC Select Committee, SEMA staff members and SEMA Board Chairman-Elect Rick Rollins held a long-range brainstorming meeting in December. The outcome of...
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Consumers have embraced and, in fact, have come to demand in-vehicle technology.
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Law and Order is an update of some of the most recent federal and state legislative and regulatory issues that could potentially impact the automotive specialty-equipment industry. These include issues affecting small-business owners and their employees.
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For the last eight years, the activity of accessorizing and improving the performance of vehicles has transformed from a hobby to a fully fledged culture of fierce competition,” said Jaisivir Sewpual of the U.S. Embassy in Cape Town, South Africa.