EasyCare Releases Full Suite of RV-Geared F&I Benefits
EasyCare launched on Oct. 1 a full suite of F&I protections designed for the recreational vehicle market. Products include road hazard tire-and-wheel protection, GAP, limited warranty and vehicle service contracts.
NORCROSS, Ga. — EasyCare recently launch a full suite of F&I products geared toward the recreational vehicle market. Protections include road hazard tire-and-wheel protection, GAP, limited warranty and vehicle service contracts.
According to officials with EasyCare, a “MOTOR TREND Recommended Best Buy,” three out of 10 RV’s will require some type of major repair by their second year on the road.
“We’re so excited to now offer our dealers a full suite of EasyCare RV benefits and services. Our primary goal is to help our dealers succeed. With over 30 years of expertise consulting and supporting our dealers, we understand how critical it is that our benefits are designed to enhance their customer’s ownership experience so they return for future service and sales,” said Walt Burns V, national brand manager for EasyCare RV. “And now, more consumers will enjoy their RVs with the peace of mind that our quality benefits offer.”
In addition to offering MOTOR TREND recommended benefits, EasyCare’s benefits are backed by “A-” or better rated insurers. The company is also a member of the Recreational Vehicle Dealers Association (RVDA) and the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA).
For more information, visit www.easycare.com/rv.
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