US Speedo Stainless Steel Gauge Face Kits

US Speedo Manufacturing / Warehouse Flint, Michigan

HISTORY

US Speedo is the largest manufacturer of Aftermarket Speedometer Gauge faces and Speedometer accessories in the world! We have uniquely designed new Gauge Faces to give the driver the best accessories for their vehicles. The driver sees the new upgrade every time they drive their ride! US Speedo invented the idea of Stainless Steel Speedometer Gauge Faces in 2003.  The patent was applied for and approved.  .  US Speedo manufacturers each every part to match or exceed the OEM specs...

COUNTERFEITS

Combating counterfeiting of US Speedo products in an important objective for US Speedo.  The counterfeiters illegally profit at the expense of US Speedo.  In addition, counterfeiters do not typically manufacturer to the OEM spec.  This may include proper lights and icons needed for safe driving.

FAQs

Q:         Why was my auction terminated?

A:         Your auction was terminated because we believe the item being sold was a counterfeit or an infringement of the US Speedo Patent.

Q:         Why does eBay allow these auctions to be posted if they are against the law? 

A:         In spite of repeated requests, eBay has advised us that they cannot conduct a comprehensive pre-screen of their auctions.  This gives unscrupulous individuals the opportunity to post copied US Speedo Stainless Steel Speedometer Overlays for sale, breaking eBay's own policies and Federal and State law.  

Q:       Can I list an item if I expressly say that it is "Like US Speedo," "Like Stainless Steel Speedomter Overlays," "Not Genuine," or a "Knock Off"?    

A:         NO.  The manufacture, distribution, and/or sale of unlicensed, counterfeit goods is illegal and carries criminal penalties.  A disclaimer regarding the authenticity of goods does not serve to relieve a seller from liability.

Q:         Can I use the word “US Speedo” or "Stainless Steel Speedomter Overlays" in an auction heading even if I am not selling a US Speedo item?

A:         NO.  Courts have held that this confusing practice of enticing buyers, referred to as “initial interest confusion”, is a form of trademark and Patent infringement, even though consumers may ultimately realize the goods offered for sale in an auction do not originate from US Speedo.  This practice is an attempt to exploit the goodwill associated with the US Speedo name and will not be tolerated.