DealerTrack Canada Adds Desjardins Group to Network
DealerTrack Canada Inc. today announced the addition of Desjardins Group onto the DealerTrack Canada Network. Cooperative financial group Desjardins will now be able to receive electronic credit applications from all of its authorized automotive, RV and powersport dealers throughout Québec.
TORONTO—DealerTrack Canada Inc., a subsidiary of DealerTrack Holdings Inc., today announced the addition of Desjardins Group onto the DealerTrack Canada Network. Cooperative financial group Desjardins will now be able to receive electronic credit applications from all of its authorized automotive, RV and powersport dealers throughout Québec.
"Desjardins' presence on the DealerTrack Network provides easier access to Desjardins’ financing offer for automobile and durable goods dealers in Québec and select Ontario dealers. It will also improve the dealer’s and their customers’ experiences," said André Chatelain, vice president of Desjardins Card Services.
“Desjardins Group is a major financial institution in Québec, and adding them to the DealerTrack Network is a significant milestone for our company. We are confident that the expansion of our network of lenders to include Desjardins will significantly broaden the range of options for Québec and select Ontario dealers seeking financing for their customers, and help them close deals more quickly,” said Michael Collins, vice president and general manager of DealerTrack Canada Inc. “DealerTrack is committed to giving dealers access to the most comprehensive roster of financial resources to help identify the most appropriate financing source for their customers.”
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