First Choice Car Care Makes Selling High-Mileage Service Contracts Easier
TAMPA, Fla.– First Choice Car Care announced today its new affordable 5-year, 100,000-mile vehicle service contract (VSC) plans for vehicles up to 20 model years old and already having up to 150,000 miles on their odometers. First Choice Car Care, priced competitively against standard service agreements, appeals to buyers of older vehicles who desire investment ... Read More »
TAMPA, Fla.– First Choice Car Care announced today its new affordable 5-year, 100,000-mile vehicle service contract (VSC) plans for vehicles up to 20 model years old and already having up to 150,000 miles on their odometers.
First Choice Car Care, priced competitively against standard service agreements, appeals to buyers of older vehicles who desire investment protection at a reasonable cost, and it encourages dealers to retail units profitably they otherwise would wholesale for a loss.
“These plans help us sell an additional 50 to 75 high-mileage units a year, and because of their competitive pricing they also help me close more subprime deals,” says Angela Barrett, lead finance manager for Jenkins Nissan, Leesburg, Fla. The dealership retails about 150 new and used vehicles a month.
She points out the plan costs give the dealership more wiggle room for trades. “That can make the difference for a prime deal because now we have a retail outlet for these cars. That makes us a reasonable front and back profit on units we’d otherwise have to wholesale at a loss.”
Part of the Consator Group of Companies, First Choice Car Care:
Covers eligible vehicles 20 years and newer, having under 150,000 on the odometer when sold.
Offers five years investment and budget protection
Provides 50,000-, 75,000-, and 100,000-mile coverage options.
The First Choice Car Care VSC covers most domestic brands, including orphans, and most luxury and import models. For either vehicle class, consumers can choose either a Basic plan for powertrain, turbo/supercharger and 4×4 and AWD transfer case components or the Enhanced plan that also provides drive axle, A/C, electrical, and fuel system protection.
All programs include wear and coverage, towing, rental, roadside assistance, and trip interruption.
Coverages may be transferrable to a new owner should the original purchaser sell the covered vehicle.
The First Choice Vehicle Service Contract program is administered by Allegiance Administrators, an accredited member of the Better Business Bureau. First Choice Vehicle Service Contracts are backed by Assurant. With over $30 billion in assets, Assurant is an A-Rated carrier with A.M. Best.
For immediate response, contact Lloyd Trushel, president, First Choice Car Care, at (877) 353-6781 ext. 707 or email hidden; JavaScript is required
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