TAMPA, Fla., Jan. 27, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- Extreme Innovations, Inc. (Pink Sheets:EXTI), the North American Distributor of the T-Rex high-performance vehicle designed to satisfy any adrenalin-seekers' desires has just announced the launch of their new subsidiary, the Extreme Toys Rental Division.
"The T-Rex, already an immensely popular street-legal and track-worthy motorcycle in foreign markets has caught on like wildfire as the hottest new extreme vehicle here in the United States. Think of it as the Porsche of motorcycles. Our research has found that not only is the T-Rex a hot seller for those who wish to own their high-end toys outright, it is a hot rental market for those who use their free time to experience extreme pleasures," stated Nazarith Dewoodi, CEO of Extreme Innovations, Inc.
Extreme Innovations, Inc. markets sells and distributes cutting edge recreational vehicles and is devoted to providing new and extreme recreational products through a strong marketing and sales platform. In addition to the T-Rex, during Q4 of 2005, Extreme Innovations introduced the HovPod, a personal recreational hovercraft to the U.S. Market.
"In keeping with our business model, launching a rental subsidiary broadens the market potential of our extreme vehicles to a much wider public," Dewoodi explained. "We live in an extreme society; today's white collar worker puts in longer and more intense hours than the moan of 10 years ago. He seeks for a more intense level of pleasure and stress relief. That is why our sales and rental divisions have experienced exponential growth in the past several weeks since our doors opened, and when you see and ride a T-Rex, you just can't do it once," Dewoodi concluded.
About Extreme Innovations
Extreme Innovations, Inc. markets, sells, and distributes cutting edge recreational vehicles. Extreme Innovations, Inc. is devoted to providing new, extreme recreational products with a marketing platform as well as sales support to help bring them to market.
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