EasyCare Announces Strategic Partnership with Darwin Automotive
EasyCare partners with Darwin to provide a full suite of digital retailing options to dealers.
EasyCare partners with Darwin to provide a full suite of digital retailing options to dealers.
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NORCROSS, Ga. – EasyCare, a dealer solutions provider and administrator of F&I benefits offered by auto dealers, announces a partnership with Darwin Automotive (Darwin) an automotive software provider that enables a seamless, transparent, shopping experience while increasing profitability.
Our goal as a company is to partner with companies that provide a seamless experience for our dealers and their customers.
By this partnership, EasyCare will be a Preferred Partner for Darwin's premier F&I menu system, as well as their digital retailing and consumer self-service tool. With this partnership, EasyCare has negotiated preferred pricing for their dealers nationwide, giving them access to Darwin's extensive platform at a substantial discount.
"Our goal as a company is to partner with companies that provide a seamless experience for our dealers and their customers,” says Dave DeCredico, Sr. Vice President of Business Performance, EasyCare,"our partnership with Darwin is yet another milestone in our mission to make sure our dealers have access to the most effective tools that generate value for their customers and increased efficiency and profitability for the dealership."
Darwin Automotive currently operates in all 50 states with over 6,300 dealerships subscribed to its programs. Darwin was recently recognized by Automotive News as a 2019 All-Star in Finance & Insurance. Darwin delivered 504,000 deals on its platform in June 2020 and is on track to deliver 6.5 million units for the year.
“We are extremely happy to partner with EasyCare, as it is clear that the customer experience is their top priority. We look forward to helping their dealers create an efficient online experience that provides customers with options to choose the online transaction method that’s best for them,” said Phillip Battista, CEO Darwin Automotive.
For more information on EasyCare, visit www.EasyCare.com. For more information on Darwin Automotive, visit www.DarwinAutomotive.com.
Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today
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