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trongsville, Ohio 44136
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www.nationalautomotiveexperts.comContact: David Neuenschwander, Vice President
National Automotive Experts
NAE is a full line product administrator that focuses on reinsurance, training, dealership profitability options, service retention & customized administration in the Automotive, RV & Motorcycle industry. NAE offers proprietary products like the exclusive Warranty Forever®, Surface ScienceT, RimDefenseT & Diamon-Fusion® programs along with all of the standard VSC & ancillary products available.
July 7, 2010
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About National Automotive Experts (NAE)
National Automotive Experts (NAE) was founded in 1996 by industry professionals in Cleveland, Ohio. NAE is comprised of highly trained experts that together have achieved over 140 years of industry experience. At NAE, everyone is an automotive professional. Through our sister company, NWAN, we offer full line product administration services that focus on reinsurance, training, dealership profitability, service retention & customized administration in the Automotive, RV & Motorcycle industry. Our custom administration programs are built to suit the needs of our clients, which sets us apart from our competitors. Our administration program can easily support flexible profit structures for the various needs of dealerships around the country. NAE’s technology suite has the ability produce real time production reports and instantaneous claim notification for dealers on a consistent basis through our own state of the art communications system. To learn more about National Automotive Experts visit our website: www.nationalautomotiveexperts.com or contact David Neuenschwander, Vice President at 877-222-1645.
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