CNA National Voted Top Provider for Tenth Year in a Row
SCOTTSDALE, AZ — For the tenth year in a row, dealers nationwide have voted CNA National as the best in its industry, resulting in the Diamond Award for Best Service Contract Provider as well as the Platinum Award for Best Reinsurance Provider in the 2014 Dealers’ Choice Awards, based on a dealership survey conducted by Auto Dealer Monthly.
CNA National has been voted a top provider every year since the national survey began in 2005 and has earned a total of 14 Dealers’ Choice Awards. CNAN was recognized as the best Service Contract Provider from 2005-2010 and 2012-2014; and as the best Reinsurance Provider from 2011-2013.
“We are honored to be acknowledged by dealers as a top provider for the past ten years,” says Joe Becker, CNA National’s president and chief executive officer. “We have seen many transitions and trends in the industry during the past three decades, but our commitment to excellence has never wavered.”
With over one million contracts currently in force, CNA National has been serving dealers since 1982.
“Receiving these awards reflects the hard work and dedication of our employees,” says Alan Miller, senior vice president of sales for CNA National. “We are extremely proud to have such a professional, committed team working with our network of agents to ensure our dealers and their customers receive the first-class products and service they deserve.”
The Award Process
This is the tenth year Auto Dealer Monthly has held the Dealers’ Choice Awards, which recognize the most highly regarded vendors, suppliers and finance companies in the retail automotive industry, as voted on by dealers and dealership personnel.
This year awards were presented to companies in 27 distinctive categories of products and services. Dealers and dealership personnel rated providers in each category in four areas: the product or service provided; customer support and service; the overall value for dollars spent; and whether the dealer would recommend the provider. The complete list of winners and the feature article on the 2014 Dealers’ Choice Awards will be in the August 2014 issue of Auto Dealer Monthly magazine.
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