National Auto Care Named to Auto Remarketing Magazine’s Power 300
WESTERVILLE, Ohio – Westerville OH-based National Auto Care Corp. announced today that the company has been named to Auto Remarketing Magazine’s Power 300, a list of the most influential companies in the pre-owned automotive industry.
The magazine refers to the Power 300 as a “collection of the industry’s heavy hitters,” and it includes companies from nearly every aspect of the pre-owned and remarketing business.
“National Auto Care is proud to be included in this prestigious group, which includes OEM's, financial institutions, technology providers and more," said Tony Wanderon, CEO. "National Auto Care has a long history of service to the pre-owned business, and we strive daily to provide the best products and services to our agent partners and their dealers nationwide.”
National Auto Care offers a broad assortment of F&I products for both the new and pre-owned markets, including VSAs, GAP, ancillary products, limited warranties, certified programs and more.
The Power 300 was announced in the August issue of Auto Remarketing magazine.
National Auto Care also was also honored with a Gold Award for F&I products by the readers of Auto Dealer Today in June 2016.
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