AUL Corp. Introduces New Unlimited Time Option Along with Hybrid/Electric Vehicle Components to its Core VSC Offerings
Firm’s enhanced independent and franchise dealer products retain AUL’s industry-defining ‘Any Year – Any Mileage®’ coverage.

AUL Corp (AUL), one of the nation’s leading full-service automotive finance and insurance (F&I) providers, has begun rollout of new enhanced options to its core VSC policies, announced Jason Garner, AUL’s Senior Vice President of Strategic Product Development.
NAPA, Calif. — AUL Corp (AUL), one of the nation’s leading full-service automotive finance and insurance (F&I) providers, has begun rollout of new enhanced options to its core VSC policies, announced Jason Garner, AUL’s Senior Vice President of Strategic Product Development.
We are in constant dialogue with our employees, partners and customers to ensure we provide the types of coverage our customers need and want most.
Targeting independent and franchise dealers, these enhanced pre-owned vehicle service contract (VSC) policies now include options for unlimited time terms and coverage for Hybrid/Electric Vehicle and Hybrid/Electric Battery coverage. The new VSC’s are backed by an A-rated insurance company and available for dealers now.
“We are in constant dialogue with our employees, partners and customers to ensure we provide the types of coverage our customers need and want most,” stated Garner. “Our product development and sales teams take that feedback and work in concert to craft comprehensive and effective policies to meet those needs, allowing us to stay at the leading edge of the industry.”
Long a VSC industry pioneer noted for its revolutionary ‘Any Year – Any Mileage®’ policies, AUL Corp has quickly grown into one of the nation’s leading full-service automotive finance and insurance providers. In 2019, AUL added GAP Insurance and a full suite of Ancillary F&I Products, becoming a one-stop-shop for agents, dealerships, and financial institutions nationwide. Shortly thereafter, AUL introduced the innovative ‘AUL Tech’ policy to cover the increasingly complex and expensive to repair technology systems found in today’s vehicles.
Originally posted on F&I and Showroom
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