Chase Extends Finance Offerings to Aston Martin
Chase Auto Finance is now the exclusive provider for Aston Martin’s first U.S. retail subvention program.
GARDEN CITY, N.Y. — Chase Auto Finance will be the exclusive provider of financing for Aston Martin’s first U.S. retail subvention program, the two companies announced this week.
"We are excited to expand our offering to Aston Martin dealers across the country and pleased to support the company’s first retail subvention program in the U.S.," said Marc Sheinbaum, chief executive officer for Chase Auto Finance. "Chase has served the Aston Martin brand for many years and we are committed to helping them increase new-car sales by offering more affordable financing options to their customers."
Chase's arrangement with the British luxury car company to provide retail subvention financing now allows Aston Martin’s 32 U.S. participating dealers to provide customers with attractive interest rates to finance new purchases of the brand’s sports cars.
“We are delighted to offer through Chase Auto Finance the opportunity for many new customers to experience owning and driving an Aston Martin,” said Julian Jenkins, vice president of Aston Martin the Americas.
As a full-service provider, Chase Auto Finance offers prime to subprime financing, dealer floorplan, commercial banking and treasury services, according to the company.
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