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Carstation.com Names Frank Terlep Vice President of e-Business Solutions

21 October 1999

Carstation.com Names Frank Terlep Vice President of e-Business Solutions

    SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21  Carstation.com, the e-commerce hub
for the automotive service industry, today announced the addition of Frank
Terlep as vice president of e-business solutions.

    Terlep, who will join Carstation.com in mid-November, has 20 years of
automotive industry experience and has been actively involved in the
development and delivery of information management systems to the collision
repair industry since 1987.  He currently is senior vice president and general
manager of the Business Systems Group at Mitchell International.

    "We're thrilled that Frank is joining our team," Carstation.com President
and founder Charlie Moore said.  "He is a proven leader who will be a key
player as we revamp the purchasing process for automotive parts, supplies and
services, providing an open Internet hub for repair facilities, parts and
supplies vendors, insurers, software developers and consumers.  Frank will
continue to lead the charge at Carstation.com toward a future characterized by
open-standards and Internet-based technology solutions."

    Carstation.com's open-standards Internet hub at http://www.carstation.com,
enables collision repair facilities to streamline parts purchasing and enables
consumers, insurers and other participants in the claims process to locate
repair facilities, schedule appointments and access vehicle service
information and tools online.   The Carstation.com e-Business Solutions Group
offers professional implementation, customization, management and services to
support Carstation.com's e-commerce technologies.

    Founded in 1998, Carstation.com provides e-commerce solutions to the
collision repair industry.  The company's suite of services and applications
enable vendors, repair shops, insurers and consumers to transact, communicate
and manage the entire automotive repair process via the Internet.
Carstation.com's investors and business partners include Weiss Peck and Greer,
LLP, New Enterprise Associates and Marsh and McClennan Capital and leading
automotive businesses.