Mon, Jul 14, 2003
Price On Sportav Engine Changes In September
If you've been waiting
for the price of aircraft engines to drop, boy are you in luck.
Superior has repriced its XP-360 Engine� for the sport
aviation market. Senior Vice President Tim Archer said, "Superior
introduced the XP-360 Engine� three years ago, and we have
had tremendous success with its acceptance as the preferred choice
in powerplants for this growing market."
The new price on the XP-360 Engine base model O-360-A1A2, which
is a carbureted fixed-pitch, 180 horsepower engine, will start at
$17, 990. The new pricing will be effective July 4th - September
4th, 2003.
Superior recently staged a conference in Dallas (TX) with its
Alliance members who supply major components of the engine. The
purpose of the conference was to discuss the success the XP-360
Engine� has enjoyed and how costs could be reduced. The
Alliance members were able to offer Superior temporary price
reductions based on volume increases of these major components.
Additional cost reductions are also the result of the efficiency
and cost savings of building the XP-360 in Superior's
state-of-the-art assembly plant. The XP-360 Engine� is
currently built at Superior's build center and shipped directly to
the customer. Future plans will offer two additional options:
- Go to Superior's Build Center and watch your engine being
built
- Build the engine yourself under the guidance of Superior's
engine build specialist.
- Customers who are qualified mechanics can buy an SL-360 Engine
Kit, which is a complete unassembled engine.
"Superior is dedicated to supporting the Sport Aviation Market
and continues this support by providing the best product with the
highest quality and greatest value. This is exemplified by passing
any cost savings on to our customers," stated Archer.
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