Chase Auto Finance Joins RouteOne
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. -- Chase Auto Finance has joined the RouteOne credit application management system, becoming the 50th participating lender.
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. -- Chase Auto Finance has joined the RouteOne credit application management system, becoming the 50th participating lender.
Chase Auto Finance, the auto finance business of JPMorgan Chase & Co., is the largest bank purchaser of auto finance contracts within the United States through a nationwide network of 16,000 dealers.
"Chase is a preferred banking partner for many of RouteOne’s 18,000-plus enrolled dealerships, making it an ideal partner for us," said Mike Jurecki, RouteOne CEO. "Chase’s competitive rates, depth and dedication to customer service make it a premier financing provider for the entire industry and a major plus for dealers on the RouteOne system."
"Our dealers have told us that RouteOne’s business model makes sense for them," said Joe Scimone, President of Chase Auto Finance. "We are eager to complete the integration process so our dealers can begin reaping the benefits."
By connecting 18,000 dealerships to more than 30 integrated finance source partners, the RouteOne system has set record application volumes every month since its launch in June 2004. The system, free to dealers, offers a wide variety of tools to assist the dealer in managing the day-to-day business, such as a detailed reporting suite, DSP integration, and credit bureau access, all within a single desktop application.
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