New Chase Business Center Serves Seattle-Area Car Dealers
GARDEN CITY, N.Y. -- Chase Auto Finance Corp. will open a full-spectrum Seattle business center this month to expand its services and better help area car dealers offer auto buyers more finance options.
GARDEN CITY, N.Y. -- Chase Auto Finance Corp. will open a full-spectrum Seattle business center this month to expand its services and better help area car dealers offer auto buyers more finance options.
The new center will provide dealers with a full range of auto finance options for consumers looking to buy or lease new or used cars as well as commercial loans to dealerships.
"By bringing together and expanding our teams in this region, we can more fully support dealers and thus their customers by providing them with more options and the quality service they have come to expect from Chase over the years," said Bill Jensen, National Custom Finance Executive for Chase.
Chase Auto Finance's retail and commercial sales teams provide a full spectrum of services to dealerships throughout the Northwest through its Prime Business Centers in San Diego and Phoenix, Sub-Prime Business Centers in Spokane, Wash., and five California locations: San Diego, Los Angeles, Riverside, Sacramento and Irvine as well as sub-prime representation in the Portland market.
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