One of the staple features of the SEMA Show, the New Products Showcase highlights the industry’s most recent innovations in performance, function and style.

After two months of growth, the SEMA Performance Parts and Accessories Demand Index (PADI) dropped 13 points in March, decreasing from 43 in February to 30 this month. For now, 8% of adult American drivers indicated that they had plans to purchase specialty-equipment products sometime within the...

The June 2009 issue of SEMA News will feature the Catalog and Product Showcase, and now you can maximize your company's promotional budget by taking advantage of a 60% rate decrease in the industry's leading publication. Choose from a 1/6-page, 4-color placement in the Product Showcase or Catalog...

Stock cars are built by children at their camps and then sponsored by SEMA-member companies through their donations to the charities.

Tune in to SPEED, Saturday, April 11, as "Hot Rod TV" debuts exclusive footage from the 2008 SEMA Show. The crew from America’s longest-running automotive performance program brings a behind-the-scenes look at the rods, engines, parts, components and accessories spread throughout the 3 million sq...

Few can deny the importance of additional funding toward college tuition. If your situation is the same as so many others striving to pursue higher education on a so-so budget, then you need to take advantage of a unique opportunity: Apply for a SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund or a Loan Forgiveness...

In part three of the SEMA Recession Survival Webinar Series, entitled "Increasing Profits With Fewer Customers," presenter Dan Kettelson of Performance Inc. revealed that by applying new methods of business intelligence, fewer customers don’t have to result in less profits.

Economy and shifting consumer tastes be damned.

Utah lawmakers (from left), Representative Ken Sumsion, Senator John Valentine, Representative Patrick Painter and Representative Neal Hendrickson give the thumbs up just minutes after the bill passed the legislature.

The United States Treasury Department will provide auto suppliers with up to $5 billion in credit to help them continue operating while automakers restructure their businesses during a time of reduced sales. The program is limited to automakers that have received loans through the Treasury’s...