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Stoneage.com Introduces Partnership With CompUSA At NADA Conf.

25 January 1999

Stoneage.com Introduces Partnership With CompUSA At National Automobile Dealers Association Conference

    TROY, Mich., Jan. 25 -- Stoneage.com has partnered with
CompUSA for a joint Internet training program for its nearly 1,000
automotive dealers.  The program is designed to provide dealers with the
computer training and support needed to maximize results from online car
buying services.
    Representatives from Stoneage.com and CompUSA will be available at the
February NADA conference to answer questions and discuss training options.
Dealers interested in learning about the program are encouraged to stop by
Stoneage.com's booth #2093N.
    Stoneage.com has already implemented CompUSA training for dealers in
Detroit and Phoenix.  A national schedule is being developed, based on need,
for 1999.  In addition to the training, which includes Windows, E-mail and
Internet browsers, among other programs, dealers can purchase computer
equipment at a special Stoneage.com discount.  Stoneage.com and CompUSA also
have plans to offer training online for interested dealers.
    "Stoneage is committed to providing our dealers with the best possible
training available," said Stoneage President Mark Campbell.  "We are proud to
introduce CompUSA as our partner in this important program."
    CompUSA is a publicly traded company on NYSE and has 300 locations across
the nation.  The company offers an 800 number to answer hardware and software
questions.  CompUSA offers on-site technical support as well.
    Stoneage.com was established in 1996 and is now one of the nation's top
automotive buying services.  Stoneage.com provides direct access to more than
16,000 car dealerships across the country, and to nearly 300,000 used vehicles
nationwide.  Stoneage.com can be accessed via the Internet at http://www.stoneage.com
or by calling 800-STONEAGE.