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CNA National Named Top Provider for 14th Year in a Row

CNAN earned the 2018 Dealers’ Choice Diamond Award for best Service Contract provider, the company’s 14th consecutive first- or second-place ranking in the category, and a Platinum Award for Service Contract Reinsurance.

by Staff
June 28, 2018
2 min to read


SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — CNA National (CNAN) has been named a leading provider for the 14th consecutive year. In the 2018 Dealers’ Choice Awards, the company earned a first-place Diamond award for “Service Contract Provider” and a second-place Platinum award for “Reinsurance Provider.”

Dealers have voted the company No. 1 in at least one category every year since the competition began in 2005. To date, CNAN has received a total of 24 accolades.

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“It is an incredible honor to be acknowledged by our dealers for 14 years in a row,” says Joe Becker, president and CEO. “Despite the changes that continue to occur in our industry, our company’s commitment to customer-service excellence continues to be a guiding principle, as it has been for more than three decades.”

CNA National provides vehicle service contracts, limited warranties, tire-and-wheel protection and GAP waivers through franchised auto dealerships across the U.S. The company has more than 4 million contracts in force and has exceeded payment of $3 billion for claims across all product lines, executives said.

“These awards validate our dealers’ recognition that we continue to offer the most customer-friendly products and best-in-class service to support them,” says Alan Miller, senior vice president of sales. “We owe many thanks to our highly experienced agents and dedicated employees, whose tireless efforts to provide unmatched service keep us at the top.”

Auto Dealer Today hosts the Dealers’ Choice Awards with an awards ceremony at the annual Industry Summit.

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