What are the differences between the various optional upgrades, packages and editions?

At Velocity, we have three levels of further specification available on our builds. These are Options, Packages, and Series.

Optional Upgrade: An optional upgrade is typically an aesthetic or technology item charged at additional cost. For example, all Velocity vehicles feature a back-up camera as an optional upgrade.

Packages: A package is a group of aesthetic changes that create very distinctive styling. Packages vary by model, but one example is the Black-Out package, which takes all chrome elements of a vehicle and makes them black for a meaner look.

Series: Every vehicle at Velocity starts as a Signature Series - this is the base level of specification that we want all of our vehicles to include. For clients who want to go to the next level, we offer two premium Series lines, the Street Series (for rear-wheel drive vehicles) and the Heritage Series (for four-wheel drive vehicles). Upgrading to either a Street or Heritage Series fundamentally changes the look and performance of the vehicle, and includes a number of optional upgrades as part of the price. There are a number of options that are only available by moving to a premium Series. We also offer the Founder Series, which is an exclusive invitation only program that allows much greater customization of a Velocity vehicle.