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TonyKart expands

Chicago, IL - The TonyKart name will get a boost in the United States with the addition of a second importer handling the Midwest and it's surrounding areas. Intense Imports, Inc., based in Chicago, IL has been formed to expand the TonyKart dealer ...

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Chicago, IL - The TonyKart name will get a boost in the United States with the addition of a second importer handling the Midwest and it's surrounding areas. Intense Imports, Inc., based in Chicago, IL has been formed to expand the TonyKart dealer network while servicing the needs of current TonyKart owners.

Intense Karting Imports president, David Musial, plans to incorporate customer service as a top priority in the development of a customer base in the Midwest.

"We are not interested in the politics currently surrounding karting. Our goal is to provide quality customer service to those who are interested in getting involved in karting," said Musial. "And to provide even better customer support to those in karting not yet receiving it. We have already put this philosophy into motion by making sure that by the time this is printed, we will have product in stock and ready for distribution."

Musial made it his first order of business to contact the current TonyKart importer to establish a good working relationship between the two for the future. With the addition of a second importer to the U.S., the needs of TonyKart customers may be better serviced on a National level.

A website, www.intense-karting.com, has already been created and should be up by press time. The site will include a page for dealers to make orders and be kept up to date on product changes and service information as well as complete product information for the public. Future plans include an online catalog for ordering replacement parts or entire turnkey packages.

"We are looking forward to making TonyKart the number one choice for any form of sprint karting in the U.S.," said Musial. "As is the case in Europe. We are currently looking to expand our dealer network to aid in this process."

-Intense Karting

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