Sheffield Financial to Provide Retail Financing for Kawasaki Dealers
Sheffield Financial, a subsidiary of BB&T Corporation established a new relationship with Kawasaki Motors Corp. USA to provide installment retail financing for Kawasaki dealers.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Sheffield Financial, a subsidiary of BB&T Corporation established a new relationship with Kawasaki Motors Corp. USA to provide installment retail financing for Kawasaki dealers.
The new program will include financing for Kawasaki motorcycles, all-terrain vehicles, Jet Ski watercraft, MULE utility vehicles and Teryx recreation utility vehicles.
“Kawasaki and its dealers always seek to provide prospective customers with the most advantageous financing programs in the market,” said Tony Murr, vice president of sales for Kawasaki Motors Corp. USA. “We’re pleased to affiliate with Sheffield Financial in helping our customers develop packages that meet their needs.”
For more information, visit www.sheffieldfinancial.com or call 800-438-8892.
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