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Table 5A On-Road Light-Duty Certification Section Manufacturer Table 5A 1 On-Road Light-Duty Certification Section Manufacturer Assignments (Mail-out MSO 2011-02) STAFF ASSIGNED MANUFACTURER MANUFACTURER NAME CATEGORY See staff contact info sheet (page CODE 4) for telephone # and e-mail. ACG, INC. ACG LD SHOBNA SAHNI ASTON MARTIN LAGONDA LIMITED ASMA LD TONY MARTINO AUDI AG AUDI LD BILL MCDUFFEE AUTOMOBILI LAMBORGHINI, SPA LAMB LD BILL MCDUFFEE AZURE DYNAMICS INC. AZUD LD TONY MARTINO BAF TECHNOLOGIES BAFT LD TONY MARTINO BAYERISCHE MOTOREN WERKE AG BMW LD SHOBNA SAHNI BAYTECH CORPORATION BAYT LD TONY MARTINO BENTLEY MOTORS LTD. BENT LD BILL MCDUFFEE BOULDER ELECTRIC VEHICLE, INC. BEV LD LUCKY BENEDICT BUGATTI AUTOMOBILES S.A.S. BUGA LD BILL MCDUFFEE CHRYSLER GROUP GLOBAL ELECTRIC MOTORCARS, LLC CGEM LD LUCKY BENEDICT CHRYSLER GROUP LLC CHRG LD LUCKY BENEDICT CHRYSLER LLC CHYG LD LUCKY BENEDICT CLUB CAR INC. CLUB LD LUCKY BENEDICT COLUMBIA PARCAR COPC LD SHOBNA SAHNI CT&T AMERICA, INC. CTT LD SHOBNA SAHNI CUMMINS ENGINE CO., INC. CUMM LD LUCKY BENEDICT DAIMLER AG DAG LD TONY MARTINO DR. ING h.c.f. PORSCHE AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT PORS LD BILL MCDUFFEE E-SUV, LLC - DBA E-RIDE INDUSTRIES ESV LD SHOBNA SAHNI E-Z-GO DIVISION OF TEXTRON INC. EZGO LD SHOBNA SAHNI ELECTRIC VEHICLES INTERNATIONAL, LLC EVI LD LUCKY BENEDICT FAIRPLAY ELECTRIC CARS, LLC FPL LD LUCKY BENEDICT FERRARI S.p.A. FERR LD BILL MCDUFFEE FIAT GROUP AUTOMOBILES SPA FGAS LD BILL MCDUFFEE FORD MOTOR COMPANY FORD LD TONY MARTINO FUJI HEAVY INDUSTRIES, LTD. FUJI LD STEVEN HADA GARIA A/S GARI LD SHOBNA SAHNI GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION GM LD SEONG KIM GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY GM2 LD SEONG KIM GENERAL MOTORS LLC GM3 LD SEONG KIM GENERAL MOTORS DAEWOO AUTOMOTIVE & TECHNOLOGY CO. GMDT LD SEONG KIM HONDA MOTOR CO., LTD. HOND LD STEVEN HADA HYUNDAI MOTOR COMPANY HYND LD TONY MARTINO IMPCO TECHNOLOGIES, INC. IMPC LD SEONG KIM ISUZU MOTORS LIMITED ISUZ LD SEONG KIM JAGUAR CARS LIMITED JAG LD TONY MARTINO KIA MOTORS CORPORATION KIA LD TONY MARTINO LAND ROVER LAND LD TONY MARTINO LOTUS CARS LIMITED LOTU LD BILL MCDUFFEE MASERATI S.p.A. MASE LD BILL MCDUFFEE MAZDA MOTOR CORPORATION MAZD LD STEVEN HADA MITSUBISHI MOTORS CORPORATION MITS LD TONY MARTINO MITSUBISHI MOTORS NORTH AMERICA, INC. MMNA LD TONY MARTINO MORGAN MOTOR COMPANY LIMITED MMC LD STEVEN HADA NATURALDRIVE PARTNERS, LLC NTD LD SEONG KIM NAVISTAR INC. NAV2 LD SEONG KIM NEW UNITED MOTOR MANUFACTURING, INC. NUMM LD SHOBNA SAHNI NISSAN MOTOR COMPANY, LTD. NISS LD LUCKY BENEDICT POLARIS INDUSTRIES, INC. POLA LD SEONG KIM ROLLS-ROYCE MOTOR CARS, LTD. RR LD SHOBNA SAHNI ROUSH INDUSTRIES INC. ROUS LD SEONG KIM SAAB SAAB LD SEONG KIM SPYKER AUTOMOBIELEN BV SPYK LD BILL MCDUFFEE SUZUKI MOTOR CORPORATION SUZU LD SHOBNA SAHNI TESLA MOTORS, INC. TSL LD SHOBNA SAHNI THINK NORTH AMERICA, INC. THK LD SHOBNA SAHNI TOMBERLIN AUTOMOTIVE GROUP TOMB LD SHOBNA SAHNI LD=passenger car, light duty truck, chassis-certified medium duty vehicle HD=heavy duty engine and vehicle including engine-certified 8501-14000 pound GVWR medium duty vehicle MC=on road motorcycle Table 5A 2 On-Road Light-Duty Certification Section Manufacturer Assignments (Mail-out MSO 2011-02) STAFF ASSIGNED MANUFACTURER MANUFACTURER NAME CATEGORY See staff contact info sheet (page CODE 4) for telephone # and e-mail. TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION TOTA LD SHOBNA SAHNI VANTAGE VEHICLE INTERNATIONAL, INC. VVII LD LUCKY BENEDICT VEHICLE PRODUCTION GROUP LLC VPG LD SEONG KIM VOLKSWAGEN AG VOLK LD BILL MCDUFFEE VOLVO CAR CORPORATION VOLV LD TONY MARTINO WHEEGO ELECTRIC CARS, INC. WHE LD SHOBNA SAHNI ZENN MOTOR COMPANY ZNM LD SHOBNA SAHNI ASIAN VENTURES, INC. AVI MC VERONICA LONGHI BAYERISCHE MOTOREN WERKE AG BMW MC JOSEPH SALMINGO BENZHOU VEHICLE INDUSTRY GROUP CO., LTD BENV MC TONY MARTINO BETAMOTOR S.P.A. BETA MC STEVEN HADA BIG BEAR AMERICAN MADE CHOPPERS, INC. BBAC MC LUCKY BENEDICT BIG DOG MOTORCYCLES, L.L.C. BDM MC LUCKY BENEDICT BOMBARDIER RECREATIONAL PRODUCTS, INC. BMBD MC SEONG KIM BOSS HOSS CYCLES, INC. BHC MC STEVEN HADA BUELL MOTORCYCLE COMPANY BUEL MC VERONICA LONGHI CALIFORNIA SCOOTER CO., LLC. CASC MC TONY MARTINO CARTER BROTHERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. CART MC STEVEN HADA CFMOTO AMERICA INC CFAM MC SHOBNA SAHNI CHINA BUYANG GROUP CO., LTD. CBUY MC VERONICA LONGHI CHONGQING HUANSONG INDUSTRIES (GROUP) CO., LTD. CHON MC VERONICA LONGHI CHONGQING YINXIANG MOTORCYCLE (GROUP) CO.,LTD CYMG MC VERONICA LONGHI CLEVELAND CYCLEWERKS LLC. CLEV MC BILL MCDUFFEE COBRA SCOOTERS, LLC COBR MC VERONICA LONGHI CUSTOM CHROME, A DIVISION OF DAE-IL USA, INC. CUST MC JOSEPH SALMINGO DUCATI MOTOR S.p.A. DUCA MC STEVEN HADA FOSHAN FOSTI MOTORCYCLE MANUFACTURING CO.,LTD. FOSH MC JOSEPH SALMINGO GEASON ENTERPRISES, LLC DBA GEASON POWERSPORTS GEAS MC TONY MARTINO GENUINE SCOOTER COMPANY GENU MC VERONICA LONGHI HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTOR COMPANY HD MC BILL MCDUFFEE HONDA MOTOR CO., LTD. HOND MC STEVEN HADA HUSQVARNA MOTORCYCLES NA S.R.L. HSRL MC STEVEN HADA HUZHOU DAIXI ZHENHUA TECHNOLOGY TRADE CO., LTD. HDZT MC JOSEPH SALMINGO INDIAN MOTORCYCLE COMPANY INDN MC BILL MCDUFFEE INTREPID CYCLES, INC. INTR MC JOSEPH SALMINGO IRBIT MOTORWORKS OF AMERICA IRB MC VERONICA LONGHI KAWASAKI HEAVY INDUSTRIES, LTD. KAWA MC SHOBNA SAHNI KEEWAY AMERICA LLC KEEW MC STEVEN HADA K-JACK MOTORS LLC KJAC MC SHOBNA SAHNI KTM SPORTMOTORCYCLE AG KTM MC STEVEN HADA KWANG YANG MOTOR CO. LTD. KYM MC VERONICA LONGHI LANCE POWERSPORTS INC. LANC MC JOSEPH SALMINGO LONCIN (USA) INC. LONC MC VERONICA LONGHI MARTIN CONQUEST LTD. MART MC BILL MCDUFFEE MOTOBRAVO INC. MTB MC TONY MARTINO MV AGUSTA MOTOR S.P.A. MVA MC STEVEN HADA NORTHERN CALIFORNIA DIAGNOSTIC LABS, INC. NCDL MC VERONICA LONGHI PANTHER MOTORS, INC. PANT MC STEVEN HADA PATRIOT MOTOR GROUP, LLC DBA ATK MOTORCYCLES PATR MC LUCKY BENEDICT PIAGGIO & C. S.p.A. PIA MC STEVEN HADA PRO-ONE PERFORMANCE MANUFACTURING, INC. POM MC BILL MCDUFFEE QLINK MOTOR QLNK MC JOSEPH SALMINGO ROEHR MOTORCYCLES LLC ROEH MC BILL MCDUFFEE ROYAL ENFIELD MOTORS - UNIT OF EICHER MOTORS LTD. ROEN MC BILL MCDUFFEE S&S CYCLE, INC. SSC MC BILL MCDUFFEE S&T MOTORS CO., LTD. STMO MC VERONICA LONGHI SUZUKI MOTOR CORPORATION SUZU MC VERONICA LONGHI TAIZHOU ZHONGNENG MOTORCYCLE CO., LTD. TZMC MC LUCKY BENEDICT THOROUGHBRED MOTORSPORTS, INC. THR MC STEVEN HADA LD=passenger car, light duty truck, chassis-certified medium duty vehicle HD=heavy duty engine and vehicle including engine-certified 8501-14000 pound GVWR medium duty vehicle MC=on road motorcycle Table 5A 3 On-Road Light-Duty Certification Section Manufacturer Assignments (Mail-out MSO 2011-02) STAFF ASSIGNED MANUFACTURER MANUFACTURER NAME CATEGORY See staff contact info sheet (page CODE 4) for telephone # and e-mail. TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLES LTD. TRIU MC JOSEPH SALMINGO ULTIMA COMPANY, L.L.C. ULTI MC JOSEPH SALMINGO ULTRA MOTOR GROUP, LLC ULTA MC BILL MCDUFFEE VICTORY MOTORCYCLE DIVISION, POLARIS INDUSTRIES, INC. VICT MC BILL MCDUFFEE VIPER MOTORCYCLE COMPANY VIPR MC JOSEPH SALMINGO WEST COAST CHOPPERS WCCH MC BILL MCDUFFEE WESTWARD INDUSTRIES LTD. WEST MC STEVEN HADA XIAMEN XIASHING MOTORCYCLE CO., LTD. XIAM MC TONY MARTINO XINGYUE GROUP CO., LTD. XMGC MC SHOBNA SAHNI YAMAHA MOTOR CO., LTD. YAMA MC SEONG KIM ZHEJIANG KAIKAI MEIDUO LOCOMOTIVE CO. LTD. ZKML MC JOSEPH SALMINGO ZHEJIANG LEIKE MACHINE INDUSTRY CO., LTD ZLMI MC TONY MARTINO ZHEJIANG TAOTAO INDUSTRY CO., LTD. ZTAO MC JOSEPH SALMINGO LD=passenger car, light duty truck, chassis-certified medium duty vehicle HD=heavy duty engine and vehicle including engine-certified 8501-14000 pound GVWR medium duty vehicle MC=on road motorcycle Table 5A 4 On-Road Light-Duty Certification Section Manufacturer Assignments (Mail-out MSO 2011-02) SECTION STAFF TELEPHONE E-MAIL MR. LUCKY BENEDICT 626-450-6181 [email protected] MR. STEVEN HADA 626-575-6641 [email protected] MR. SEONG KIM 626-450-6164 [email protected] MS. VERONICA LONGHI 626-575-6642 [email protected] MR. TONY MARTINO 626-575-6653 [email protected] MR. BILL MCDUFFEE 626-450-6159 [email protected] MS. SHOBNA SAHNI 626-450-6104 [email protected] MR. JOSEPH SALMINGO 626-450-6119 [email protected] MR. DUC NGUYEN, Manager 626-575-6844 [email protected] Section FAX 626-575-6685 LD=passenger car, light duty truck, chassis-certified medium duty vehicle HD=heavy duty engine and vehicle including engine-certified 8501-14000 pound GVWR medium duty vehicle MC=on road motorcycle.
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