RoadVantage’s New Preferred LeaseCare Combines Active Protection With Lease-End Benefit
The new program combines the ‘as you drive’ benefits of the F&I product provider’s ancillary products, including dent-and-ding, windshield repair, interior/exterior repair, and key replacement, with a lease-end benefit.
AUSTIN, Texas — RoadVantage announced the release of Preferred LeaseCare, a program that combines the “as you drive” benefits of the F&I product provider’s ancillary products with a lease-end benefit.
Preferred LeaseCare offers dent-and-ding repair with a $1,000 hail deductible benefit, windshield repair, interior/exterior repair, and key replacement during the term of the lease — all with no aggregate limits. The program also offers a lease-end benefit of up to $2,000 with no single event limit, covering excess wear items such as worn tires and wheels, exterior scuffs, bumpers, missing parts, and more.
“We believe this product is a game changer for lease customers because this program allows a consumer to keep their vehicle in the great condition they desire while they drive and offers a great lease-end benefit,” said RoadVantage CEO Garret Lacour. “Innovation is the engine of our success and offering a ‘Better Customer Experience’ is our passion. As the fastest growing provider of F&I programs, this new offering is just another example of ‘how and why.’”
Preferred LeaseCare is available to agents and dealers in most states across the country. For more, visit www.roadvantage.com.
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