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Accubuilt Announces Release of 2010½ Models
Lima, Ohio, December 11, 2009 – Accubuilt, Inc. has announced the revamping of its line of Cadillac funeral vehicles for 2010½.
Accubuilt Chairman and CEO Greg Corona pointed out that “since the OEMs decided not to change the body style for 2010, Accubuilt felt it was time to take control and do something on our own. The chassis of professional vehicles have been basically the same for a number of years and we could tell from talking to our customers that it was time to do something new and exciting.”
Dennis Schlueter, Accubuilt’s VP of New Product Development commented, “We had discussions with our major dealers and customers and came up with some things we could do to our vehicles inside and out to make them more appealing and give them a more stylish, elegant look. Little tweeks like improving body lines and adding warm wood accents really make a big difference.”
Mr. Corona continued, “We focused our efforts on the S&S and Superior branded Cadillac vehicles because these are the most popular products we offer. We think our customers, as well as the general public, will notice the improvements and see the results in these fresh, new vehicles.”
The new models will be available starting in January of 2010. Interested parties can locate a dealer in their area by visiting Accubuilt.com or calling 888-324-7895.
Accubuilt’s industry-leading funeral vehicles include the S&S Coach, Superior Coaches and Eureka brands, as well as other high-quality, specialty vehicles manufactured under the DaBryan, Tuscany and Accubuilt brand names.
Accubuilt, Inc. has manufacturing facilities in Lima, Ohio; Springfield Missouri; and Elkhart, Indiana. The Company’s specialty vehicle offerings are certified and approved by the Cadillac Master Coachbuilder program, Lincoln Quality Vehicle Manufacturer program, Ford Truck Quality Program and the National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association. For more information on Accubuilt, Inc. and its extensive vehicle offerings, please visit www.accubuilt.com.
Lima, Ohio, December 11, 2009 – Accubuilt, Inc. has announced the revamping of its line of Cadillac funeral vehicles for 2010½.
Accubuilt Chairman and CEO Greg Corona pointed out that “since the OEMs decided not to change the body style for 2010, Accubuilt felt it was time to take control and do something on our own. The chassis of professional vehicles have been basically the same for a number of years and we could tell from talking to our customers that it was time to do something new and exciting.”
Dennis Schlueter, Accubuilt’s VP of New Product Development commented, “We had discussions with our major dealers and customers and came up with some things we could do to our vehicles inside and out to make them more appealing and give them a more stylish, elegant look. Little tweeks like improving body lines and adding warm wood accents really make a big difference.”
Mr. Corona continued, “We focused our efforts on the S&S and Superior branded Cadillac vehicles because these are the most popular products we offer. We think our customers, as well as the general public, will notice the improvements and see the results in these fresh, new vehicles.”The new models will be available starting in January of 2010. Interested parties can locate a dealer in their area by visiting Accubuilt.com or calling 888-324-7895.
Accubuilt’s industry-leading funeral vehicles include the S&S Coach, Superior Coaches and Eureka brands, as well as other high-quality, specialty vehicles manufactured under the DaBryan, Tuscany and Accubuilt brand names. Accubuilt, Inc. has manufacturing facilities in Lima, Ohio; Springfield Missouri; and Elkhart, Indiana. The Company’s specialty vehicle offerings are certified and approved by the Cadillac Master Coachbuilder program, Lincoln Quality Vehicle Manufacturer program, Ford Truck Quality Program and the National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association. For more information on Accubuilt, Inc. and its extensive vehicle offerings, please visit www.accubuilt.com.
