EMTA Corp. Unveils Three New XenTx(TM) Products to Help Consumers Save at the Pump

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Nov. 1, 2005 -- EMTA Corp. of Scottsdale, AZ unveiled today at the 2005 AAPEX Show in Las Vegas three new products to their XenTx(TM) line of Extreme products.

XenTx(TM) Extreme Fuel System Treatment, Lubricating Spray and Transmission Treatment were introduced as complements to the company's current fuel efficient XenTx(TM) Extreme Engine Treatment. They will be available to consumers in early 2006.

"This gives consumers an entire line of products that work together to help stretch their gasoline dollars," states EMTA's vice president of sales and marketing, Tom Braun.

All three products were designed to help a vehicle improve its fuel economy and emissions by achieving optimal performance through reduced friction. The fuel system treatment cleans fuel systems for all gasoline engines, cars, trucks and SUVs. By helping to dissolve, inhibit and prevent the formation of harmful deposits in fuel systems, it prevents power loss, restores fuel injector efficiency and reduces a vehicle's emissions.

The lubricating spray is a multipurpose, industrial-strength spray that is compatible with all metals. It is designed to destroy friction, as well as stop rust and corrosion on metals. The transmission fluid is intended to make metal surfaces smoother and more wear resistant by reducing the friction and lowering operating temperatures.

Currently, XenTx(TM) Extreme Engine Treatment is available at over 7300 retail stores nationwide, including AutoZone, Kmart, Pep Boys and Target. It is also available on line at www.xentx.com.

  For more information on EMTA Corp. and XenTx(TM) visit www.emtacorp.com.

  About EMTA Corp.

Based in Scottsdale, Arizona, EMTA Corp. is the developer of XenTx(TM), a new family of Extreme products that reduce friction in engines. XenTx(TM)'s breakthrough technology was developed over the past three years and can be used in a wide range of applications. EMTA's focus is to use this technology in several markets within the transportation industry to improve vehicle performance, reduce fossil fuel consumption and reduce exhaust emissions.