SEMA Fest 2026 and Public Friday: Set Times, Experiences and After-Hours Events

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SEMA Fest 2026 opens at 3 p.m. on Friday, November 6, with The Alive at 4, 311 at 5:10, Jimmy Eat World at 6:50 and The Offspring at 8:40 in the Bronze Lot.

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SEMA 2026 Builds: Every Vehicle Announced So Far

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Turn 14 will reveal a Roush-supercharged Ford F-150 at the 2026 SEMA Show on November 3, and Tucci Hot Rods is building a twin-turbo Coyote V8 Ford Maverick.

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SEMA 2026: The Complete Guide to Dates, Friday Tickets, Halls and Automakers

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The first SEMA Show since the Las Vegas Convention Center's $600 million renovation opens November 3, and anyone 16 or older can walk the floor Friday for $130.

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From Compact Jobs to Quarry Operations: Meet Hyundai’s Newly Launched HX33A and R145L Quarry

Table of Contents The Changing Requirements of Construction Equipment Construction and infrastructure projects can vary significantly in terms of scale, location and operating conditions. A machine required to work between plantation rows or within an urban development site can have very different requirements from equipment operating continuously in a quarry or mining environment. This diversity is driving equipment manufacturers to develop machines that are designed around specific application requirements rather than relying on a single configuration for every type of project. At one end of the spectrum are compact excavators designed to work in areas where access and manoeuvrability are

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How Vantrue’s S1 Pro Max, N4S, N4 Pro S and N5S Dash Cams Differ

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Vantrue sells a 4K + 2.5K and a 4K + 4K dash cam under the S1 Pro Max name. How they differ from the three-camera N4S and N4 Pro S and the four-camera N5S.

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VUEROID S1 4K vs. S1 QHD Dash Cams Compared

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The VUEROID S1 4K Infinite has a 151-degree front lens and the S1 QHD Infinite a 160-degree one. Specs, storage, parking modes and rivals are set side by side.

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Some EVs Weigh 1,000+ Pounds More. Here’s What That Means for the Car They Hit

Picture a 2015 Corolla waiting at a red light on Route 9. The driver behind it glances at a phone for a second. The vehicle that rolls into the Corolla’s bumper is a new electric SUV, and it weighs close to twice as much. Same speed, same distracted moment. It’s a very different crash for the person sitting in that Corolla. EVs bring a lot of good to the road. Their weight, though, is something drivers of lighter cars rarely think about until it suddenly matters. Here’s what those extra pounds can mean for your car, your safety, and the

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Toyota Brought the Century to Detroit and Called It a Global Model

Akio Toyoda brought a ¥27 million Toyota Century to Detroit for his Hall of Fame induction, and Toyota's chief technology officer called the car a global model.

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High-Complaint Vehicles: When Should You Visit an Auto Repair Shop?

Postpone maintenance long enough, and the bills grow. J.D. Power’s 2025 Canada Customer Service Index: Long-Term Study found service and repair visits climbing as Canadian vehicle owners keep aging vehicles longer. Repairs now account for 40% of Canadian dealership visits and 24% of aftermarket visits. Both figures sit above 2021 levels, driven by owners hanging onto their vehicles. A high-complaint vehicle already carries a fragile system. Skipping maintenance adds strain no fluid change can undo, since a design defect stays a design defect. Follow your model’s schedule, and once symptoms appear, check the weak systems more often. When the job

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Honda CR-V for Sale in Brooklyn: Gas vs. Hybrid and the 15-MPG City Gap

Anyone who has inched along Flatbush Avenue at rush hour, or sat in the BQE crawl toward the Kosciuszko Bridge, knows the highway number on a window sticker says little about Brooklyn driving. Most miles here happen at city speeds with a stop every block, and that is exactly where Honda’s two CR-V powertrains separate. That makes gas or hybrid the first question to settle when you look at a Honda CR-V for sale in Brooklyn, since both versions share the same body and cabin. The EPA numbers show why the answer here differs from the one for an interstate

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Pedestrian AEB: Don’t Over-Rely on It at Night or High Speeds

Pedestrian automatic emergency braking (AEB) could help reduce the rate of pedestrian collisions, but it cannot replace a driver’s attention. Detecting a pedestrian and subsequent braking may become more difficult in poor visibility, at high speeds, and during turns. What the Study Found About Pedestrian AEB Pedestrian AEB systems can reduce collisions involving a pedestrian in front of a moving car by automatically applying the brakes. A recent study reported an association between pedestrian AEB and an average decrease in pedestrian crashes of 25-30%. The researchers concluded that the results were highly dependent on driving conditions. It is crucial to

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1,630 Miles on Tesla FSD: Sacramento to Gig Harbor in a 2023 Model Y

Megan and I drove her 2023 Tesla Model Y 1,630 miles to USA SUP Nationals on $99-a-month FSD. Every charging stop, the lane changes and the parking lots.

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Tesla Opens Its Semi Plant With Diesel at a Record $6.53

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Tesla held its Semi factory rollout in Nevada two days after diesel set a record $6.529. At that price the Semi's fuel edge is about $69,900 per 100,000 miles.

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What Your Vehicle Actually Needs to Tow a Pontoon

A pontoon looks like a boat purchase. Most of the time it behaves like a trailer. The hull spends a few hours on water and the rest of the week parked behind something that has to move it. Shoppers compare layouts, seating and horsepower. The real limit is usually sitting in the driveway at home. A lineup like Sylvan Pontoons spans compact entry hulls and much larger luxury decks, and trailered weight climbs steeply across that spread. Which end of it you can own is a vehicle question. Why Is a Pontoon a Vehicle Problem? Pontoon hulls are aluminum, so

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Why Some Low-Mileage Cars Are Not as Good as They Look

A low odometer reading is one of the first things many people notice when shopping for a used car. A car that is several years old but has covered surprisingly few miles can appear to offer an obvious advantage: less use, less wear and potentially more life left in its major components. But mileage is only one part of a vehicle’s history. A low-mileage used car can have age-related problems, neglected maintenance, long periods of inactivity or a history that does not match the story presented by the seller. The same principle applies to almost any purchase where the headline

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What to Know About a Personal Injury Claim After a Car Accident

A car accident can turn an ordinary drive into a long list of things that need attention. The vehicle may need to be towed. A repair shop may need to inspect the damage. A trip to the doctor may follow, along with calls from an insurance company and questions about how the crash happened. In Greensboro, where many people depend on their cars for work, school, errands, and family responsibilities, getting back to normal can take time when a collision causes an injury. The damage to the vehicle is often the first thing people think about after a crash, but

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