NAC Adds New VSC, Ancillaries, Loyalty to Powersports Suite
National Auto Care announced the addition of an exclusionary VSC, GAP, tire and wheel, theft, and a loyalty program to its powersports F&I product offerings.

PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. — National Auto Care announced the launch of a full suite of powersports protection products, including service contracts, ancillary products, and loyalty programs. Among them are an exclusionary and named component VSC, GAP, tire and wheel, and theft protection.
A limited warranty and a dealership loyalty program with private-label marketing materials will also be available soon. The product lineup will be marketed as National Powersports Care, all according to the announcement.
“The powersports industry is changing because of the needs of consumers,” said Courtney Wanderon Hoffman, senior vice president of sales for NAC. “We are proud to bring National Powersports Care to the marketplace — something that can accommodate the industry’s evolving trends, helping our partners offer the F&I products consumers need to stay safe on, or off, the road.”
Originally posted on F&I and Showroom
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