Precision Tune Auto Care Signs Deal To Add MyCarPage To Its Web Site <b></b>

Santa Monica, CA-Looking to fortify its presence on theInternet as well as in local markets, Precision Tune Auto Careannounced an agreement with Interval Inc. (dba MyCarPage.com) tofeature MyCarPage on its Precision-Tune.com Web site.

The agreement between Santa Monica-based Interval and PrecisionTune Auto Care, based in Leesburg, Virginia, "will helpPrecision Tune bolster its customer service and retentionefforts," says Interval president Michael Moskowitz."With MyCarPage integrated into its site, Precision Tune Autonow has a business tool that will leverage its marketing programsmore effectively, producing immediate cost-savings as well asgenerating new revenue opportunities."

"Our customers on Precision-Tune.com now have thecapability to build a personalized vehicle Web page using MyCarPageto manage all of their automotive needs," says Kevin Bates,Precision Tune Auto Care's vice president of marketing."They can track vehicle repairs, view scheduled maintenance,get traffic and weather reports, and even locate the nearestPrecision Tune Auto Care center with MyCarPage. It's theperfect companion piece to Precision-Tune.com." -BusinessWire

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