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May 2

 

HOTCHKIS LAUNCHES NEW WEBSITE
Online Resource Includes News, Product Info, Tech Articles and More

SANTA FE SPRINGS, Calif. – Hotchkis Sport Suspension has launched an all-new website that provides high-performance handling news, technical details, feature stories and product information. The new site, www.hotchkis.net, is an exhaustive online resource dedicated to helping serious drivers improve their suspension systems with proven, well-engineered hardware for maximum driving enjoyment.

Hotchkis Sport Suspension has launched an all-new website that provides high-performance handling news, technical details, feature stories and product information. The new site, , is an exhaustive online resource dedicated to helping serious drivers improve their suspension systems with proven, well-engineered hardware for maximum driving enjoyment.

"Whether they drive a performance car, SUV or truck, we’re dedicated to providing our customers with more than just improved handling and feedback," explains company owner John Hotchkis. “We have always gone a step further to provide convenience, product durability, and all the necessary hardware so our kits install quickly and easily. This new website is just one more tool we can use to help. More than just a product showcase, the new www.Hotchkis.net website has an archive of technical articles and instruction manuals and even Product Development and Testing pages that feature some of the hot new products coming soon.”

A detailed application guide makes researching and shopping for new suspension hardware easy, and an online shopping cart means you can surf the net Thursday an have parts in time to work on your car that weekend. If you’d prefer to buy parts locally, a complete list of authorized dealers is also available.

Finally, the website features an online vehicle gallery divided by make, and customers are encouraged to share photos and videos of their vehicles in action. To explore the all-new Hotchkis Sport Suspension website, go to www.hotchkis.net.

To preview the entire line of Hotchkis Sport Suspension parts and components, please visit www.hotchkis.net, email doliver@hotchkis.net, or contact them at Hotchkis Performance, 12035 Burke Street Suite 13, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670, 877-4-NOROLL, 877-466-7655.

 

Hi everyone. AutoMatters #231 is now online in the www.AutoMatters.net 2007 Column Archives. Its direct link is:
Entitled "2007 Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach," it is about events leading up to and including the race weekend. This column is so big that I had to divide it into three parts for the newspapers but it appears as one feature-length column in AutoMatters Online. The online version also features 145 photos, which is a record. Read and enjoy...
Jan

 

To see more, go to the AutoMatters.net Column Archives at: http://www.automatters.net/2007%20Columns/0231.htm.
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For new visitors to AutoMatters online, here is some more information that you might find useful:

You may access this column by navigating to it in the 2007 Column Archives via the Home Page at www.AutoMatters.net. If you prefer, you can go directly to this column by clicking on the above link (or, depending upon how your email is set up, you may have to cut and paste it into the address line of your browser). If there are a lot of photos in this column, it may take a bit longer than usual to display on your computer. If one or two photos don't fully display, try clearing your Internet temp file and then do a View --> Refresh.

While at the AutoMatters Web site, take a few moments to look at some of the other columns and photography that is there. The 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007 Columns Archives are now complete. I hope to have time to finish the 2002 and 2003 Column Archives eventually, but in the meantime I'm working on making it possible for you to order photos that you see on this Web site. Speaking of photos, a clickable, descriptive thumbnail photo is included with the title of each column in the Column Archives lists.
(IMPORTANT NOTE: People have asked me how they can see previous AutoMatters columns in the Column Archives if they follow the above link directly to the current column, thus bypassing the website's home page. It's easy. Just scroll back up to the top of the page and then click the "COLUMN ARCHIVES" button. Another way would be to click on www.AutoMatters.net which is in the last paragraph of every column.  Jan)

As always, I hope you enjoy reading AutoMatters as much as I enjoy creating it.

Jan

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Mr. Jan Wagner
AutoMatters automotive columnist/photojournalist & multimedia writer

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