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Webzter Corp. Builds Automotive.com

20 August 1999

Webzter Corp. Builds Automotive.com, the World's Largest Online Auto Parts Superstore

    IRVINE, Calif.--Aug. 19, 1999--Web developer Webzter Corp., www.webzter.com, Thursday announced that it has completed the development of Automotive.com (www.automotive.com), the world's largest online auto parts superstore and yet another e-business success filling a niche market.
    Automotive.com is fast becoming the online Wal-Mart of auto parts information for consumers and mechanic professionals alike. Webzter Corp. provided Automotive.com e-business modeling consultation, Web site design and development services.
    Josh Speyer, Automotive.com President and Chief Executive Officer stated, "Automotive.com is positioned to be the next `Amazon' of auto parts and with Webzter's assistance we were able to bring our products to market in only weeks, instead of months. Automotive.com is indicative of high-end technological capability of Webzter Corporation; hence, they are our Web developer of choice. We intend to directly compete with firms such as Pep Boys -- Manny, Moe, and Jack , Discount Auto Parts, Inc. , Delphi Automotive Systems , CSK Auto Corp. , Hahn Automotive Warehouse, Inc. , United Auto Group, Inc. ."
    Automotive.com provides brand name auto parts and sells them at a substantial discount over the Internet for the consumer and business community. This content-rich Web site is designed to appeal to both consumers and automotive industry professionals. Automotive.com's site is focused on providing extensive auto care content and products to both the public and automotive specialist industry professionals.
    "We're very happy to have participated in the creation and technical development of Automotive.com," said Webzter CEO, Dean Shafer. "Webzter Corporation sees tremendous profit potential in designing and developing high quality e-commerce sites for niche industries such as auto parts. Automotive.com will compete directly with large firms that own, or are affiliated with auto parts; such firms as DaimlerChrysler AG , Ford , Toyota , GM , and Honda Motor Co. . These large firms are far from even considering an Internet strategy for auto parts, Automotive.com is easily more than two years ahead."
    Privately held Webzter Corp., http://www.webzter.com, is a global interactive agency specializing in high-end Web site development and online marketing including Web portals, e-commerce, online product catalogs, Intranets/Extranets, search engine/content and self-publishing systems. Webzter's staff includes designers, programmers, writers, and online marketers from all over the world. For more information on Webzter, visit the company's Web site at http://www.webzter.com, call 949/622-5535 or call from the U.S. 800/510-9005.
    Automotive.com, based in Newport Beach, Calif., is a formidable entrant into the online auto parts and accessories retail space. With proprietary technology and a number of contracts with dominant offline companies, Automotive.com is uniquely positioned to dominate the mind and market share of the online auto parts and accessories market for years to come. For more information on Automotive.com visit the company's Web site at http://www.automotive.com or contact Public Relations at 949/261-9899 or e-mail media@automotive.com.