CNA National Voted Top Provider for 11th Year in a Row
CNA National has received the Diamond Award for Best Service Contract Provider as well as the Platinum Award for Best Reinsurance Provider in Auto Dealer Monthly’s 2015 Dealers’ Choice Awards.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.— For the 11th year in a row, dealers nationwide have voted CNA National as the best in its industry, resulting in the Diamond Award for Best Service Contract Provider as well as the Platinum Award for Best Reinsurance Provider in the 2015 Dealers’ Choice Awards, based on a dealership survey conducted by Auto Dealer Monthly.
CNA National has been voted a top provider every year since the national survey began in 2005 and has earned a total of 18 Dealers’ Choice Awards. CNAN was recognized as the Best Service Contract Provider from 2005-2010 and 2012-2015; and as the Best Reinsurance Provider from 2011-2013.
“It is with deep gratitude that we thank dealers for voting us a top provider for the past 11 years,” said Joe Becker, CNA National’s president and chief executive officer. “Much has changed in the industry since CNAN was founded in 1982, but our commitment to excellence has not.”
“Not only do we have our dealers to thank, but also our outstanding network of independent agents and the entire team at CNAN,” said Alan Miller, senior vice president of sales. “These two groups provide the dedication and first-class service that dealers and their customers have come to expect. Our success truly is a great example of teamwork.”
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