Source : www.motorsport.com
Newly Improved GMTUNERSOURCE.com Now Live Exciting Revamped Site for GM Racing Sport-Compact/Drifting News and Information
DETROIT, March 23, 2007 - The newly improved version of gmtunersource.com is now live and ready to use. This enhanced site, which boasts an exciting revamped look, will serve as the source for the most current news, photos, race results and information about GM Racing's sport-compact and drifting efforts.
"Visitors will still be able to find driver bios, engine specs and build-books, and GM accessory parts info, but the website will have the added bonus of frequently updated blog content," explained Carmen Smith, GM Racing program manager, sport-compact drag racing/drifting. "This will allow us to always post the most recent information, provide answers to technical questions, and give updates on interesting events. There will be a lot more for customers who visit our site."
Regular visitors will notice a host of new features including an area that allows users to interact and share comments and information about their tuning experience.
In addition to the new features, many characteristics from the old site will remain including driver profiles and photos, events schedules, accessories pages, build books, and a host of other items in a format that is easier to navigate.
"I'll be on there quite a bit, with race event updates and new technical information," explained Smith. "We'll have our race drivers and engineers blog from time to time. We'll also see updates from the GM Tuner Tour, which travels to cool sport-compact events (like Hot Import Nights and NOPI Nationals), and we'll get updates from Performance Parts and the vehicle marketing teams whenever they want to tell you about a new accessory, feature, event, or vehicle. Basically, if someone at GM has something interesting to tell our sport-compact customers, we'll post it."
-credit: gm racing
DETROIT, March 23, 2007 - The newly improved version of gmtunersource.com is now live and ready to use. This enhanced site, which boasts an exciting revamped look, will serve as the source for the most current news, photos, race results and information about GM Racing's sport-compact and drifting efforts.
"Visitors will still be able to find driver bios, engine specs and build-books, and GM accessory parts info, but the website will have the added bonus of frequently updated blog content," explained Carmen Smith, GM Racing program manager, sport-compact drag racing/drifting. "This will allow us to always post the most recent information, provide answers to technical questions, and give updates on interesting events. There will be a lot more for customers who visit our site."
Regular visitors will notice a host of new features including an area that allows users to interact and share comments and information about their tuning experience.
In addition to the new features, many characteristics from the old site will remain including driver profiles and photos, events schedules, accessories pages, build books, and a host of other items in a format that is easier to navigate.
"I'll be on there quite a bit, with race event updates and new technical information," explained Smith. "We'll have our race drivers and engineers blog from time to time. We'll also see updates from the GM Tuner Tour, which travels to cool sport-compact events (like Hot Import Nights and NOPI Nationals), and we'll get updates from Performance Parts and the vehicle marketing teams whenever they want to tell you about a new accessory, feature, event, or vehicle. Basically, if someone at GM has something interesting to tell our sport-compact customers, we'll post it."
-credit: gm racing
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