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To: vacaflaca who wrote (997)	2/8/1998 2:30:00 AM
From: Gutterball	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 6464

B.A.T.'s Super Car Completes Final Test Run Before National Demonstration on February 10, 1998 B.A.T. International's (OTC:BAAT) "Super Car", (which combines the Dolphin Pulse Charge Technology and any internal combustion engine) completed its final testing. Joseph LaStella, President of B.A.T. International, rented the Penske California Speedway (February 7, 1998) to complete final testing of the car under actual test track conditions. During raining conditions the car easily exceeded its earlier performance of 92.5 miles per gallon set on January 15, 1998. Joseph LaStella also stated that the public response to the January 15, 1998 demonstration has been overwhelmingly positive, except for a few skeptical remarks from Detroit and Wall Street. B.A.T. International would like to publicly extend a personal invitation to attend the demonstration held on February 10, 1998--to those few skeptics that are left. All three automobile manufacturers have contacted B.A.T. International about Dolphin technology and B.A.T. has extended invitations to them to witness the test on February 10th (No confirmations as of yet) In addition, personal invitations have been sent to other major automobile manufacturers, auto industry OEM suppliers and government officials to participate in the certification process. Representatives of Boeing and American YAZAKI Corporation (major component supplier to Detroit) will attend as certifiers in addition to the original team of five nationally known certificants headed by Rodger Ward two-time winner of the Indy 500 race. B.A.T. International officials report that the new technology increases power as well as fuel efficiency. The technology does not require retooling for use with current engines and will result in little or no increase in engine cost. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT www.baat.com Where: California Speedway 9300 Cherry Avenue (off I-10 Freeway) Fontana, California When: Tuesday, February 10, 1998. The testing will begin at 8 a.m. and continue to approximately 4 p.m. Who: Officials from B.A.T. International and the Automotive Transportation Industries will be present throughout the testing. Contact: For more information or advance arrangements, Joseph LaStella or Bill Wason at: (818) 565-5555 NOTE The test will take place even if there is rain.