Jim Barber, chairman of the Automotive Restoration Market Organization (ARMO), delivers the latest rundown of council news and updates in the September/October issue of SEMA Member News. Barber introduces the newest members of the ARMO Select Committee, encourages members to volunteer as “members at...

Vic Wood has spent the majority of his career in or around the automotive specialty-equipment industry, including appointments on the board of directors of the Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association and the Australian National Drag Racing Association. He started drag racing at the age of 16...

The Street Performance Council (SPC) has been the driving force in supporting this industry segment with education, networking and information on existing and emerging market trends. With the recent council elections, a new crop of leaders seeks to expand and promote this message throughout the...

News and information from SEMA's councils and committees.

SEMA Show exhibitors: Create additional awareness and momentum for your 2009 SEMA Show product intros by submitting new product information for inclusion in SEMA eNews.

SEMA’s Government Affairs Office has created a layperson's guide to land-use issues that that explains how federal laws like the Wilderness and Endangered Species Acts can close existing OHV roads and trails.

Companies are now allowed to transfer monies for unused vacation or sick-leave into a worker’s 401(k), Keogh or profit-sharing plan.

Racing News: Danica Patrick signs contract extension with Andretti Green Racing; Peugeot earns its first Petit Le Mans victory; Dave Darland earns 11th 4-Crown Nationals victory at Eldora Speedway; and more.

Learn how SEMA’s member programs and services can help you save money and make smarter business decisions through the upcoming SEMA webinar.

The number of vehicles on the road is expected to increase steadily in the future, according to a recent Center for Automotive Research (CAR) report. New-vehicle sales are forecast to hit bottom this year, then peak at 16.8 million in 2014.