Automotive Capital Group, Inc. Now Selling Navicom Global Positioning System (GPS) Products on Amazon.com and Overstock.com

PHOENIX, Oct. 14, 2004 -- Automotive Capital Group, Inc. announced today that wholly owned subsidiary Navicom has begun selling its GPS tracking units on Amazon.com and Overstock.com. Navicom provides an extremely competitive, user-friendly and Internet-based product that has a significant range of 98% of the U.S., Canada and Mexico. Applications of Navicom are used from personal security on vehicles and motorcycles to homeland security with portable wireless battery powered devices. Unlike GPS systems with limited capability, Navicom services include automobile/asset tracking, auto disable/enable capability through the Internet, geo-fence boundary notification, speed notifications, unlock doors, panic button, and many other options. Navicom can send alert notifications to the user via email, fax, phone or text messaging.

Navicom also expects to see sales growth for the upcoming holiday season. Navicom is hoping to see GPS products a popular gift as GPS technology has become more user-friendly and more affordable, which is a perfect fit for gift giving this holiday season. Navicom is a practical application for auto and motorcycle security. Unlike the competition, Navicom works in 98% of the U.S., Canada and Mexico and can be monitored via the Internet. Navicom can be found in Amazon.com zShops and Overstock.com new auction service. The Navicom Company's website is http://www.nowgps.com/.

Automotive Capital Group, Inc. also announced that Navicom will be presenting October 20, 2004 at the "Homeland Security Stocks Online Investor Conference." Investors can hope to better understand the Homeland Security industry -- expected to grow to more than $170 billion by 2006 according to research from Homeland Security Research Corp. The online forum/conference will feature speakers from a cross-section of small and large public companies that are positioned in the Homeland Defense and Security sector.

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