GWC Warranty Surpasses $375 Million in Claims Paid
WILKES-BARRE, Penn. – GWC Warranty, the best-in-class provider of used vehicle service contracts and related finance and insurance products sold through automotive dealers, has successfully topped $375 million in claims paid to date.
“Surpassing $375 million in claims is an important milestone for GWC,” said Rob Glander, CEO and President of GWC Warranty. “Our slogan is ‘No Worries, Just Drive’ because when dealers sell a GWC service contract, they can be sure that we’ll stand behind it. And their customers can enjoy their vehicle knowing that if a breakdown occurs, GWC will be there to get them back on the road quickly.
“We are thrilled to celebrate the milestone of $375 million in claims paid and we are grateful for the role our dealers have played along the way,” Glander said. “We look forward to continuing our successful partnerships for many more years to come.”
Exceeding $375 million in claims paid is the latest accolade for GWC Warranty as the company concludes celebrating its 20th year in business. Already a Motor Trend® Recommended Best Buy for Independent Dealers and rated A+ by the Better Business Bureau, in early 2015, GWC was named a Bronze Level National Corporate Partner of the NIADA. Later in the year, GWC was recognized in both SubPrime Auto Finance News’ SubPrime 125 and Auto Remarketing’s Power 300. Most recently in November, GWC took home Automotive Communication Awards in the categories of Business-to-Business Blog for the Accelerate blog and Business-to-Business Use of a YouTube Video for the Behind The Wheel dealer story series.
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