Universal Express Receives Special Competitive Price Allowance From Ford Motors

NEW YORK--Aug. 1, 2005--Universal Express Inc. (OTCBB: USXP), today announced that it has received a special competitive price allowance (CPA) from Ford Motors to offer van leasing incentives to private postal stores and couriers through it's subsidiary, Universal Express Logistics.

Ford Motors has offered Universal Express Logistics an aggressive leasing incentive that will be passed along to private postal stores and couriers throughout the United States. This offer gives Universal Express Logistics the opportunity to promote and sell fleet services of select 2006 Ford vehicles at very competitive prices.

"Ford's aggressive competitive price allowance will put Universal Express Logistics and UniversalPost in the forefront of the van and fleet leasing industry. We're looking forward to our upcoming incentive programs to promote this special pricing to approximately 13,000 private postal stores and courier's national wide. Our persistence and patience in finding the best leasing options for all private postal stores has finally paid off with Ford bringing us the best offer available", said Mr. Richard Altomare, CEO and Chairman of Universal Express, Inc.

Ford has also provided Universal Express Logistics with a competitive assistance offer that will provide the fleet of leased vehicles with significant acquisition economics and purchasing flexibility throughout the 2006 model year which includes Roadside Assistance, and access to the Ford Fleet Customer Information Center.

About Universal Express

Universal Express, Inc. is a 22 year old logistics and transportation conglomerate with multiple developing subsidiaries and services. For additional information please visit www.usxp.com

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