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United States Coachworks - 1995-present - Bohemia, New York

United States Coachworks
35 Carlough Rd.
Bohemia, NY 11716
Online: www.uscoach.com

United States Coachworks has three locations currently. In the US, the company has a location in Florida as well as Illinois and In Canada, they have a Quebec location.

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United States Coachworks is a Qualified Vehicle Modifier (QVM) and a Cadillac Master Coachbuilder (CMC) that occupies a 72,000 square-foot facility that is spread over seven sprawling acres of land in Bohemia, NY.

United States Coachworks remains one of the fastest growing limousine manufactures in North America. The momentum we started in 1995 has carried over the years, placing us among the top three coachbuilders in North America.

We have over 25 years experience in limousine manufacturing. United States Coachworks is the first QVM coachbuilder to crash test a 140-inch limousine, and one of the only two coach builders to crash test the all new 2000 body. Currently we are manufacturing certified limousines in 60, 70, 85, 100, 120-inches, and buses.

United States Coachworks offers a fiber optics pearl console. The console features white pearl plexiglass, space age materials, dual ice buckets, a variety of fiber optic colors and styles from which to choose, illuminated crystalware and fiber optics in the glassware and ice bucket areas.

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Coach Industries Group Inc., a diversified holding company focused on the luxury automotive and limousine manufacturing industry, announced today it has completed the acquisition of Commercial Transportation Manufacturing Corporation (CTMC). Coach Industries Group Inc. has recently restructured their business model and announced the acquisition of Commercial Transportation Manufacturing Corporation (CTMC), the deals of the term were undisclosed but after the acquisition, Coach Industries Group Inc. announced that they now had approximately 7.2 million shares issued and outstanding with approximately 1.6 million shares in the public float. Prior to the restructuring, Coach Industries Group Inc. was SearchHound.com.

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United States Coachworks remains one of the fastest growing limousine manufactures in North America. The momentum they started in 1995 has carried over the years, placing them among the top three coachbuilders in North America.

They have over 25 years experience in limousine manufacturing. United States Coachworks is the first QVM coachbuilder to crash test a 140-inch limousine, and one of the only two coach builders to crash test the all new 2000 body. Currently they are manufacturing certified limousines in 60, 70, 85, 100, 120-inches, and buses.

United States Coachworks is a quality vehicle modifier through Ford Motor Co. and a Cadillac master coachbuilder through the Cadillac Division of General Motors Corp.

"The acquisition of CTMC by Coach Industries Group positions the company to be a significant consolidator within the limousine manufacturing industry," said Paul Llobell, CTMC director.

Llobell said the industry has contracted in the last two years, from 20 quality vehicle modifier and Cadillac master coachbuilder companies to nine. He attributed the contraction to economic recession.

"We believe the industry has settled and our timing of entering this business is ideal," Llobell said. "We anticipate steady to significant cyclical growth in business stemming primarily from pent-up demand from limo service companies. We also are reviewing several vertical and horizontal opportunities, both strategic and acquisitive in nature, to complement organic growth."

Iric Cohen, publisher of Limousine Digest, the leading publication in the Limousine Manufacturing Industry, commented, 'US Coachworks, built by CTMC, is widely regarded as one of the leaders in engineering and customer service for Quality Vehicle Modifier (QVM) and Cadillac Master Coachbuilder (CMC) certified vehicles. It appears that Coach Industries Group has gotten a jump on the industry by acquiring a premiere manufacturer at a time when the market is poised for a major recovery.'

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