Marion Body Works, Inc. is inviting visitors to explore its remodeled Web site, www.marionbody.com. Bringing the company's online look up to speed, visitors can find a plethora of information about the company and product lines offered.

The ease of use is key in Marion's updated Web site. Both sleek and simple, the Web site now features mobile optimized settings, updated information on product lines, and access to contacting representatives at Marion Body Works with a few, simple clicks. Among the favorite features, you can find downloadable flipbooks about product, tips for choosing the right vehicle build and specifications. 

To help customers gain the experience of Marion before visiting, they can check out videos explaining Marion's history, company culture, and product lines. The "News" section showcases highlights on the company, Fire & Emergency, and Commercial truck body lines. This is a great spot for customers seeking more information about company culture, customers' experiences, and more.

“Marion’s openness to modernization and development in creating the best customer experiences possible can clearly be seen in the new website,” Marketing and Dealer Development Manager, Calvin Kanowitz, says. “It’s been a joy to watch the brand become consistent in it’s updated modern style while continuing on the Marion traditions that have been foundational for decades. Our customers, employees and visitors are able to view the new site with ease while gaining an accurate idea of what it is like to work with and be a part of Marion.”

Visit the new Web site at www.marionbody.com.

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