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Reynard Dealer Systems Group Selects Supreme Software & Consulting, Inc. Menu Selling System

by Staff
May 9, 2003
2 min to read


Reynard Dealer System Group Company, has selected Supreme Software & Consulting, Inc.’s Menu Selling software system, The Menu Selling Tracker. Chuck Markoski, president of Reynard Dealer System Group commented, “This will be a great addition to our product offerings to our dealers along with helping them easily sell more products.”



The company said all Reynard sales representatives were presented with

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the full demo package so they can take it to their dealerships and show them the system on-site

along with installing it on the dealer’s computers for a free 30-day trial. The company says this free trial gives the

dealerships a hands-on experience to see how it will increase their back-end sales.



Reynard Dealer System Group’s primary area is in the state of Ohio but also have representatives in Denver, Colorado. The private labeled menu system presents all of Reynard Dealer System’s products along with all of the dealerships other products like credit life and A&H. The company says this system shows 100 percent of the dealerships products to 100 percent of their customers, 100 percent of the time.



According to the company, many customers have already benefited from deploying The Menu Selling Tracker.

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They have increased their back-end profits by providing customers with a way

to present their products and services. They have also increased their CSI scores because of the

consumer oriented method of presentation of their products.



About Reynard Dealer Systems Group

Reynard Dealer Systems Group, founded in 1982, is headquartered in Lebanon, OH with

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sales representatives throughout the state of Ohio and also in Denver Colorado. They are a

provider of profit producing products and services for automobile dealers. They offer

vehicle service contracts, GAP, environmental protection programs and other related add-on

services for new and used car dealerships. They can be contacted at their main offices at (800)

645-9966.

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About Supreme Software & Consulting, Inc.

Supreme Software & Consulting, Inc. is a provider of automotive computer software

headquartered in Rapid City, South Dakota. With additional sales offices in Minneapolis, MN,

California, Oregon, Idaho, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and South Dakota, they provide

support and software to dealerships using their Menu Selling system along

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with their complete F&I system called The Dealership Tracker. For more information on

Supreme Software & Consulting, Inc., visit the company’s website at

www.supremesoftware.com or call their marketing department at (866) 242-7416.


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