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Factory Five Racing is recognized for its innovative designs among component car kit enthusiasts around the world. In fact, the Massachusetts-based company claims to be the world's largest seller of replica cars. To increase its efficiency, the company sought high-powered computing hardware to help improve and expedite new designs. To accelerate its design work, Factory Five's engineers turned to HP workstations running SolidWorks 3D CAD software.

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