Southeast Toyota Finance Adopts RouteOne Platform
Southeast Toyota Finance, a provider of automotive financing to 176 Toyota dealers in the Southeastern United States, is now available on RouteOne's automotive finance platform.
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. — RouteOne has announced that Southeast Toyota Finance, a provider of automotive financing to 176 Toyota dealers in the Southeastern United States, is now available on its automotive finance platform.
“We are excited to welcome Southeast Toyota Finance to our platform,” said RouteOne CEO Mike Jurecki. “This integration brings our Toyota dealers access to a leading finance source that shares a similar commitment to customer service and strong dealer relationships.”
RouteOne’s credit application system is complimentary to dealers and provides a wide range of options, such as payoff quotes, compliance and reporting tools.
“We are committed to providing the best possible service to our dealers,” stated Brick Toifel, vice president of Southeast Toyota Finance. “This provides our dealers with multiple service provider options they can utilize to submit credit applications to our dealer service department, streamlining the process for them and providing Toyota customers with the best experience possible.”
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