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Our partner, IND-Distribution is the official U.S importer for Genuine Eisenmann products. It is owned and operated not by automotive enthusiasts, but by automotive and motorsport fanatics. The guys are IND-Distribution are some of the most talented car modders that I have seen so far. You can check out some of their work on the BMW M3 and the BMW 135i. Pretty impressive, isn’t it?