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Nissan reorganized NISMO

Tuesday, January 29th, 2008

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Eagle Eyes Performance Lighting Systems makes MotorWeb.com its Official Dealer

Thursday, January 10th, 2008

The leading online source of aftermarket performance parts and accessories, MotorWeb.com, has made a distribution agreement with the major producer of high-performance aftermarket lighting products, the Eagle Eyes Performance Lighting Systems. The contract made MotorWeb.com as the official dealer of Eagle Eyes Performance Lighting Products which consist of superior and reliable parts like plug and play projection headlights, light emitting diode tail lights as well as original equipment manufacturer replacement lights for a large number of domestic and import automobile brands.

Not just as the authorized dealer of performance parts, MotorWeb.com has recently made an expansion to the markets including in domestic automobile, sports utility vehicle, truck and diesel market.

The leading provider takes an encouraging note about the distribution partnership. According to the statement given by Charley Patterson, MotorWeb.com’s president, “We are very excited to offer this high-quality brand. The Eagle Eyes offering provides our customers a great mix of products that offer style and affordability in a beautiful package.

The Eagle Eyes Performance Lighting Systems offers better quality of performance lighting parts that come in a wide range of styles and also useful in a great number of applications. The company produces its DOT certified automotive lighting products in its manufacturing facility located in Yung-Kang City. More of Eagle Eyes array of products are offered on their site. Visit www.eagleeyes.com.tw for more details and other fine points about the company.

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Tom West is ASAP’s New CEO

Thursday, January 3rd, 2008

The Automotive Specialty Accessories and Parts (ASAP) has its new CEO, Tom West. The new 40 year old officer came from a computer industry which is DELL. In this previous company, he provided his service for the past nine years. Though West’s new company is in line with aftermarket auto parts and products, he already observes the resemblance involving consumers of car parts and computers.

Since he was engaged more on computers, he believes that the auto industry is perfect for the web. He said about looking on the way how people purchase aftermarket auto parts. According to him, “You need a unique fit for your specific vehicle. The average retailer carries 50,000 SKUs in store. The average vehicle has 20,000 unique parts by year, make, and model, and that gets complex.”

Just like other officials of automotive companies, West attended the recent Specialty Equipment Manufacturers Association (SEMA) Show held in Las Vegas. He commented regarding auto enthusiast’s market saying, “This is a great industry with passionate customers,” West says about the auto enthusiast’s market. “I saw a lot of people fired up about their cars. People are passionate about computers, but not like they are about their cars.”

ASAP is one of the largest auto parts and accessories retailer and the parent company of Aftermarket Performance Parts catalogers Whitney & Co. and Stylin’ Concepts. The new CEO believes ASAP for expansion reaching to a $1 billion company. “We can scale this thing pretty quickly. Both (Dell and ASAP) got their start with catalogs and have a deep set of experience managing catalog functions and, more recently, online functions. Those skill sets are absolutely critical. These are relationships you can track,” West said.

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