Aftermarket Expeditor Offers Satellite TV System to Dealerships
Prestige Products Corp., a Los Angeles-based automotive expeditor, has added a satellite TV antenna product to the selection of audio and video products it offers to dealerships. The TracVision A5 low-profile satellite TV antenna is made by KVH Industries.
Prestige Products Corp., a Los Angeles-based automotive expeditor, has added a satellite TV antenna product to the selection of audio and video products it offers to dealerships. The TracVision A5 low-profile satellite TV antenna is made by KVH Industries.
Prestige Products provides high-end car audio and video sales and installation support to more than 600 new-car dealerships in 14 western states.
The 5-inch TracVision A5 has opened the automotive video market to mobile DIRECTV programming.
"Purchasing the TracVision A5 as part of a complete in-vehicle entertainment system through a new car dealer is an incredibly convenient way for consumers to add the excitement of DIRECTV to their new vehicles," said Ian Palmer, KVH's executive vice president for satellite sales. "High-quality expeditors like Prestige Products work closely with the car dealers to ensure that customers select the products best suited to their needs, budget, and new vehicle. The cost of the TracVision A5 and video system can be rolled right into the new car payment and the installation is completed by the time the customer arrives to pick up the vehicle."
For more information about Prestige Products Corp., visit www.prestigestyle.com.
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