The operation has over 50 luxury motorcoaches and serves three major markets in East Tennessee — Knoxville, Greeneville, and Chattanooga.
Order includes three CX35 and two CX45 models, as well as one TX model with in-seat audio.
Expanding into other forms of transportation services, such as shuttle, scheduled or corporate work, helps create new revenue streams and builds a more balanced business overall.
The new CX45 is equipped with a Detroit Diesel DD13 engine paired with an Allison B500 G5 transmission.
Premier Transportation is adding five J4500s as it enters the motorcoach market in Dallas. Meanwhile, Brian Dewsnup, succeeds Wolfgang Winzer, who is retiring after four years at MCI.
With Tennessee operations in Knoxville, Chattanooga and Greeneville, the motorcoach operation has the only fleet in the area that already is 100% seat belt-equipped.
Although the customer will be responsible to pay for repairs on site, Premier is trained in ABC's warranty policy and will be able to offer assurance as to what repairs will be reimbursed, according to the company.
Victor S. Parra is the president/CEO of the United Motorcoach Association.
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