 "Automotive Buffs Get Online Community")
MotorWeb, player in online aftermarket performance auto parts and accessories, has launched an innovative online community, MotorWebFueled.com, for automotive enthusiasts to view, upload and share videos, and communicate with other enthusiasts from around the world.
MotorWebFueled.com takes the existing MotorWeb Sport Compact Only aftermarket audience and other automotive enthusiasts who are part of this multi-billion dollar market and brings them together in its online social network. This online automotive community allows users to share their passion for high performance automobiles with a like-minded audience.
The phase one launch of MotorWebFueled.com features a simple and easy to use video upload and sharing interface. In addition, members can leave comments, tag favorites and add friends. Future segments will include the ability to add photos, connect through blogs, create forums and much more.
Lonnie Boutte’, VP of Marketing for MotorWeb states, “We are thrilled to offer the automotive enthusiast an online community where they connect with other enthusiasts, share exciting moments and upload the most prized element of their lifestyle — their vehicle. With that in mind, we could think of no better way to connect this very internet-savvy consumer than through this advanced, online social networking tool.”
MotorWebFueled.com will continue to expand with feedback from users.
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