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With more than 144 million import vehicles on the road today, Four Seasons continues to expand coverage in all major HVAC categories.

The expanded portfolio includes compressors, hose assemblies, accumulators, blower motors, evaporators, heater cores, engine-coolant components and more.

“With the latest coverage available for HVAC parts from Acura to Volvo, Four Seasons now offers the largest import coverage in the aftermarket, making us the import coverage leader,” said Ron Miller, director of marketing, SMP Temp Control Division. “Today, imports account for almost half of the mix of vehicles in operation. Plus, with our growing commitment to providing replacement parts for the latest hybrid and electric vehicle systems, we now offer 94% coverage for late-model import hybrid and electric applications.”

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