How do you take high performance to the next level? Zero to 60 Designs, run by Kenny Pfitzer, aims to do just that. Kenny combines supercar engineering with iconic designs to create new masterpieces, like the GTT. Speaking of next level, Spike Magnuson from LINE-X (@LINEXProtects) brings us the latest news from the company that makes what Alan calls "spray-on steel."

Did you know there's a substantial American muscle car following in China? Shelby American (@shelbyamerican) does, and it's that desire for U.S. built cars that's driving them to go global. Vice President Gary Patterson has more.

SEMA began 50 years ago under the grandstands of a stadium, and it's grown tremendously over the years. 2016's event expected over 70,000 buyers, 25,000 of whom come from over 100 different countries. Wade Kawasaki is the SEMA Chairman Elect for 2017, and he's ready to make next year just as exciting!

If you're a NASCAR (@NASCAR) fan, you'll know this man's voice in a second. Larry McReynolds updates us on the 2016 Sprint Cup Series, his son's racing career, and what it takes to make it in the industry these days.

Art Morrison has become a legend in the automobile industry, but it was a long journey getting there. Listen to his story of humble beginnings, failures, and the evolution of Art Morrison Enterprises.

Peter Brock has been at the forefront of some amazing eras during his 80 years. From working at General Motors at age 19, to Carroll Shelby's first Employee, to being the first American to win FIA's GT World Championship, what hasn't this incredible man done?

What car makes bad drivers good and good drivers better? According to Acura's (@Acura) Executive Creative Director Dave Marek, that would be the NSX. This car is precision crafted performance, Acura's tagline personified. Let's hear about more of Acura's plans for high quality crafting.

Hellwig Products (@HellwigProducts) has been around since 1946, and four generations later it's still in the family. Melanie Hellwig, Vice President of her grandfather's company, entertains us with the story of how Hellwig got started all those years ago.

What's life like once you've been thrust into the spotlight? Tim Strange, owner of Strange Motion, manages to do what he loves, try out his announcer skills, and still finds time to get inducted into the National Rod & Custom Car Hall of Fame. Let's hear from the third youngest inductee on what it's like to be up there with the greats.

Customization is important when you're trying to make a car your own. With the help of Katzkin (@KatzkinLeather) leathers, you can pick through 60 different colors and several specialty materials in order to find your perfect match. CEO Tim Clyde tells us more.