President Trump could impose the tariffs if current trade negotiations between the United States and China are unsuccessful.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed into law SEMA-supported legislation (H.B. 1755) creating a specific registration and titling class for former military vehicles and assembled vehicles, including kit cars and dune buggies.

Delaware Governor John Carney signed into law SEMA-supported legislation (H.B. 31) easing the process of registering a street rod by favorably changing the existing age and equipment requirements.

Last year, American consumers spent $44.6 billion on specialty aftermarket parts—continuing a multiple-year trend.

Companies conducting sessions are: Detroit Speed, Vintage Air, Classic Instruments, Ron Francis Wiring, Flaming River, Ridetech, Bowler Transmissions, Wilwood Disc Brakes, Hushmat, Inland Empire Driveline, Axalta, and Powermaster.

SEMA News is currently compiling exhibitor press releases for use in the October pre-Show issue.

Hall is the only off-road racer to have participated in 50 consecutive Baja 1000 events in a four-wheeled vehicle.

News and updates from America’s Car Museum, MAHLE, and Northwood University.

Exhibitors planning a feature vehicle for the Show are encouraged to allow ample time to choose the best car for their brands and to appropriately promote its appearance.

While the economic picture has worsened, higher tariffs are increasing uncertainty and global growth is slowing, although it doesn’t yet appear to be enough to push the U.S. economy into recession.