Visteon Aftermarket Launches New GlassVantage(TM) Network

Date: 14 May 2004
Source: Yahoo

Date: 14 May 2004

Visteon Corporation marks a major step forward in the growth of the company's Aftermarket Operations with the launch of the GlassVantage(TM) Auto Glass Professional Network.

Today's launch includes the announcement of six new members and authorized installers for Visteon's Aftermarket glass products.

The Visteon GlassVantage Network is comprised of a select network of high- quality auto glass replacement professionals offering and installing Visteon Performance Windshields in an assigned geographic territory. Among the products offered through network members are the new Visteon NASCAR Performance Windshields for cars and light trucks -- and the new GlideMaster rear-gliding window for light trucks, along with Carlite branded OE replacement windshields.
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