Ohio Vehicle Leasing Association elects Tarry Shebesta, of Automobile Consumer Services, Inc., Vice President Southwest

Cincinnati, OH - May 13, 2002. Tarry Shebesta, president of Automobile Consumer Services, Inc. (ACS), was named Vice President Southwest Ohio of The Ohio Vehicle Leasing Association (OVLA) on May 9, 2002. OVLA is a not-for-profit trade association serving more than 200 firms involved in the vehicle leasing industry. Shebesta has been actively involved with the organization for three years and will serve on the board of directors as Vice President Southwest Ohio for the next year.

Shebesta has numerous years of experience in vehicle leasing and is currently involved in managing one of his firm's most successful websites leasecompare.com.

"The OVLA is a terrific venue to stay on top of changes in the industry," says Shebesta, "I hope to bring new ideas, education and support to other OVLA members and to others in the field."

About Automobile Consumer Services, Inc. (acscorp.com)

Based in Cincinnati, Automobile Consumer Services, Inc. (ACS) is a leading provider of consumer automotive services, including car buying and leasing, fleet resources, vehicle remarketing, and used vehicle sales.

Founded in 1989, ACS's mission is to provide services that enhance the experience of buying or leasing a car. ACS achieves this by leading the industry with innovative proprietary technology, superior customer service, and years of industry experience.

About The Ohio Vehicle Leasing Association (uautolease.com)

The OVLA serves the needs of more than 200 members and their customers who are involved in the leasing of vehicles to both individuals and businesses. Members follow a Code of Ethics adopted in 1992 to guide them in their dealings with lessees, other lessors, and suppliers.
The OVLA believes that an educated lessee is best for its members and the vehicle leasing industry in general. Members of The OVLA feel that an educated customer will be able to make an informed decision, find that vehicle leasing is a valuable service, and both lessors and lessees will avoid problems and dissatisfaction down the road.