Northeast Auto Acceptance Corp. Surpases $2 Million in Purchases from Chrysler Financial
MERRICK, N.Y. -- Northeast Auto Acceptance Corp. announced that it has completed vehicle purchases totaling $2,119,655 from Chrysler Financial in the 6-month period ended June 30.
MERRICK, N.Y. -- Northeast Auto Acceptance Corp. announced that it has completed vehicle purchases totaling $2,119,655 from Chrysler Financial in the 6-month period ended June 30.
"We are very satisfied with the success that we have had with the Chrysler products that we have purchased," said Bill Solko, Northeast's chief executive officer. "We have sold all of the units and we have continued to see strong demand from our customers, primarily for sport utility vehicles. We are looking forward to continuing our business relationship with Chrysler Financial in the second half of 2004."
Northeast Auto Acceptance Corp. focuses on the wholesale segment of the auto industry. The company specializes in marketing of vehicles on a national basis, which lets them take advantage of seasonal and geographical pricing disparities. Northeast has sold more than $200 million dollars worth of vehicles during its 10 years of operation. The company has offices in the New York metropolitan area.
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