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Winnebago Industries, one of the most recognized names in motorhome manufacturing and leisure travel, has named Bank of America Specialty Group as its "preferred lender" and the exclusive lender for the Winnebago Industries Financial Services (WFS) inventory
financing program.
The two companies announced the partnership at the 38th Annual National Recreational Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA) Trade Show being held in Louisville, Ky.
"Winnebago Industries is a premier brand in the RV industry, and we wanted a financing partner with the brand strength, product depth and
distribution to serve the needs of our dealers and our retail customers," said Jim Jaskoviak, Winnebago Industries vice president of sales and marketing. "With more than 360 dealers in the U.S. and Canada, Bank of America Specialty Group offers us unparalleled convenience and a very competitive program."
The WFS inventory financing program awarded to Bank of America will be available to more than 360 RV dealers and offers Winnebago Industries
dealers below prime rate financing, or typically lower than standard RV
industry rates.
"Winnebago Industries and Bank of America Specialty Group are two of the most recognized names in the RV industry and Bank of America is excited to be selected as the exclusive lender for the WFS program," said Chuck Baynard, Bank of America Specialty Group president. "We have a history of commitment to the RV industry, that coupled with quality products and services, allows Bank of America Specialty Group to make banking work for dealers in ways it never has before."
For more information on Winnebago Industries, Inc., visit www.winnebagoind.com.
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