Whether it’s navigation, video entertainment, gaming, Internet connectivity or all of the above—the best place for customers to design their mobile-electronics shrine is by visiting a local retailer.

Every modern vehicle is dependent upon electronics. From the engine’s ignition to sound systems, from safety sensors to climate controls, electronics have become integral to how vehicles operate and how their drivers perceive the on-road experience.

At the 2009 SEMA Show, 10,603 buyers filled the aisles looking for the latest mobile-electronics products and innovations.

Officials across the country are constantly working on legislative and regulatory proposals that have a direct impact on our industry and your customers.

The 2010 mid-term elections are around the corner, and at no time in recent history has Washington been so divided.

More than 1,700 manufacturers exhibited at the 2009 SEMA Show, where they showcased their newest products to more than 50,000 buyers.

SEMA places a wealth of legislative/regulatory information at your fingertips to help your business succeed.

The SEMA Action Network (SAN) is a nationwide partnership between enthusiasts, vehicle clubs and members of the automotive specialty-equipment industry who have joined forces to promote hobby-friendly legislation and oppose unfair legislation.

In its daily efforts to promote and protect the auto hobby, SEMA continues to partner with state lawmakers from across the country through the State Automotive Enthusiast Leadership Caucus.

Hacking, once the province of teenage boys spreading graffiti for kicks and notoriety, is done today by organized, financially motivated gangs, said researchers of “Security Threat Report: 2010,”