Old Republic Insured Automotive Services, Inc. (ORIAS)
8282 S. Memorial Drive> Tulsa, OK 74133 Contact: Mike Cescon T: (800) 331-3780 X 7431 www.orias.com Old Republic Insured Automotive Services, Inc. (ORIAS) specializes in aftermarket products and services designed exclusively for automobile dealers and vehicle manufacturers. Our primary products are guaranteed asset protection (GAP) plans for consumer automobile loans and vehicle service contracts (VSCs). Our strength lies in our ability to deliver single-source solutions to our customers - from product marketing and administration, to processing, regulatory compliance, claims administration, and insurance for private label programs - making ORIAS a responsive, reliable, and valuable partner for the long term. All our products are insured by Old Republic Insurance Company and distributed largely by independent agents serving the retail automotive industry. Old Republic Insurance Company is rated A (Excellent) by A.M. Best. ORIAS and Old Republic Insurance Company are members of Old Republic International Corporation. With a track record of performance that dates back to 1974, ORIAS offers the comprehensive protection programs and services that address the changing needs of our customers and today’s consumer drivers. Through Old Republic Insurance Company, we deliver the security and financial strength our partners can depend on, with the competitive pricing and personal service they need to thrive. ORIAS offers a full complement of vehicle protection programs and innovative services that give our partners a distinct advantage in their business.
8282 S. Memorial Drive>
Tulsa, OK 74133
T: (800) 331-3780 X 7215
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