Innovative Aftermarket Systems (IAS)
Innovative Aftermarket Systems (IAS) has been leading the aftermarket industry in developing superior aftermarket programs and revolutionary F&I software solutions for more than twenty-five years. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, IAS enjoys highly successful relationships with automotive dealerships nationwide and currently provides dealers the most competitive products in the marketplace. IAS programs are fully insured by Assurant Solutions.
Contact Information:
Address:
10800 Pecan Park Blvd., Suite 410
Austin TX 78750
T: 1-800-346-6469 x 8989
Contact Person: Patrick Brown
About Innovative Aftermarket Systems
Founded in 1984, IAS is the industry’s first and most complete F&I solutions provider offering custom aftermarket products, innovative F&I technology solutions, a comprehensive VSC suite, a renowned dealership training institute, turn-key reinsurance programs and industry leading F&I management.
In addition, IAS has hundreds of certified agents throughout the United States providing our F&I management solutions, aftermarket, technology and training products for many of the top-100 dealer groups. The company is headquartered in Austin, Texas with offices in Oklahoma City, OK and Dublin, OH.
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