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New small-block Ford heads, tonneaus, engine tuners and tire service/repair products, among other new products in the August issue of SEMA News. See them all here!

Dates and locations for several upcoming SEMA-sponsored shows and activities have been announced.

More than 1,400 buyers registered for the 2009 SEMA Show last week, the highest one-week total of sign-ups since registration opened in April. Nearly 16,000 total buyers have now committed to attend AAIW.

The latest news and updates from SEMA's councils and committees.

SEMA responded to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) proposal to establish a tire fuel efficiency rating system, recommending that the agency provide an exemption from reporting requirements for limited-production tire manufacturers.

New European regulations make it easier to sell specialty-equipment products in multiple countries on the continent, regardless of whether the products conform to local laws.

Danica Patrick and Andretti Green Racing in contract negotiations; Will Power and Nelson Philippe injured in crash at Infineon; Audi confirms two cars for Road Atlanta and more.

The SEMA Consumer Demand Index has risen for the third consecutive month and is at its highest point since early 2008, signaling great news for the specialty-equipment market.