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Dave Arbogast, one of the largest sellers of Conversion Vans in the Central Region reports a 100% increase in conversion van sales over last year.

Although consumers are feeling more confident about the state of the economy, spending patterns have remained shaky.  While many Americans continue to cut back on luxury expenditures including overseas travel and high priced all inclusive vacations, alternative travel such as camping and driving cross country are becoming more popular. According to Dave Arbogast of Arbogast Conversion Vans, many consumers are now considering domestic vacations and traveling by car.

Arbogast says sales are expanding nationwide as consumers uncover the many options that exist in conversion vans. “New Conversion Van sales are up 100% from last year!  Its exciting to see SUV buyers moving towards conversion vans for added comfort and convenience,” said Dave Arbogast.

Dave Arbogast offers luxurious high-end vans, customized vans and wheel chair accessible vans. Dave Arbogast supplies one of the largest levels of conversion van inventory to consumers in the Central Region.

Consumers can learn more about Dave Arbogast conversion vans can call 1-866-975-3287 or visit http://www.gmcconversionvans.com to contact a conversion van expert.

About Dave Arbogast Conversion Vans:

Dave Arbogast Conversion Vans has been serving the nation with the largest selection of conversion vans since 1992.  In 2004, Dave Arbogast continued to grow with the addition of the RV and Boat Depot – offering the finest selection of travel trailers, 5th wheels, motor homes and watercraft.  Winning awards from virtually every product carried, Dave Arbogast still attributes the key to his success being the simple fact of offering outstanding customer service.  Whether it be a simple work vehicle or a luxurious conversion van or motor-home, understanding the customers’ needs and wants is job one.

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Koons Honda serving Manassas, Chantilly, Centreville and Fairfax Honda shoppers can put Virginia Honda shoppers in a vehicle that Kelly Blue Book highlights on its “Coolest New Car” list and Car & Driver named to its “10Best List” for less than $15,000. That vehicle is the 2010 Honda Fit.

The first thing auto critics noticed and loved about the Fit is its surprising roominess. On the outside, the 2010 Honda Fit is only 162 inches long, but on the inside Northern Virginia Honda shoppers will find lots room for both people and cargo.

There is over 20 cubic feet of space behind the 60/40-split second row of seats, and a total of 57.3 cubic feet of cargo space overall. The “Magic Seat” in the rear of the vehicle contains a hidden storage area that will lie down completely, and for longer cargo that can’t be hauled in many other vehicles, the front passenger seat folds down to solve the problem neatly and efficiently.

Chantilly Honda shoppers will appreciate the high-quality interior and advanced technology features such as a standard audio system that puts out 160 watts. Drivers can play MP3 and WMA files, as well as using an auxiliary input jack for whatever external source they may prefer.

Honda’s Satellite-Linked Navigation System is available on Fit Sport models, and also adds iPod integration and a USB input to the sound system.

Learn more about what makes the 2010 Honda Fit so cool.

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