Announcing the launch of their new website, PartsTrain.com offers convenient access to quality auto parts through a step-by-step online catalogue, and promotes a chance to win a free MP3 player.
(PRWEB) May 11, 2005 -- PartsTrain.com announced the launch of their updated website to further serve the needs of their customers. One major addition is their comprehensive, online auto parts catalogue, which facilitates a much faster and user-friendly ordering process. More than 100,000 car and truck parts are available in a variety of makes and models from only the finest manufacturers in the industry at extremely low prices.
The intuitive layout of the new website provides a step-by-step guide to selecting the exact auto parts needed, treeing down from the make and model of the vehicle, to year-specific parts. The pricing for the selected part is displayed with easy access to the online order form, equally easy to follow.
"We're very excited about the new design," said Dan Akhavan of PartsTrain.com. "Now we're in a better position to offer quality auto parts and take even better care of our customers."
Visitors are encouraged to utilize the customer survey so PartsTrain.com can determine how to better provide service for each online auto parts order. The new site also provides detailed forms for order tracking, changing orders, canceling orders, and refund follow-ups.
Visit PartsTrain.com's newly upgraded website to find:
. Ease in ordering online auto parts
To promote their new site design, PartsTrain.com is also offering a chance to win a RIO EX 1000 Executive MicroSystem MP3/CD player by completing the online questionnaire at www.PartsTrain.com.
About PartsTrain.com
For over 25 years, PartsTrain.com has strived to become the leading source in the auto parts industry. Aside from offering exclusive discounts and automotive tips to their customers, their website provides an enormous yet easy-to-browse online catalogue of Ford parts, Honda parts, Toyota parts, Chevrolet parts, Jeep parts, and BMW parts including engine and electrical parts, wheels, fenders, mirrors, lights, brakes, suspension systems, and more.
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