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The partnership includes the offering of RDS’s cutting edge F&I Products, as well as comprehensive training and state of the art technology.
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GREENWOOD, Ind. – Relentless Dealer Services (RDS), today announced that it has agreed to partner with Gardner’s RV, a Montana based company with locations in Kalispell and Great Falls. The partnership includes the offering of RDS’s cutting edge F&I Products, as well as Comprehensive Training and State of the Art Technology.
With their customer driven business principals, Gardner’s RV is an ideal partner for RDS.
Founded by Jamison Carrier, Relentless Dealer Services or RDS, is a leader in F&I focused on the RV Industry. RDS is the exclusive provider of the Adventure RV Club (adventureRVclub.com) suite of products. Jamison’s fresh approach to F&I utilizes cutting edge analytics, expert training, and best-in-class F&I Products. The RDS team is passionate about working with dealers to transform the norms of F&I to the next level. Serving their Dealer Partners and their Customers is top Priority. Their products, training, and support protect dealerships, provide exceptional customer experience, and relentlessly drive performance to unrealized levels.
Todd Gardner, President of Gardner RV stated, “Gardner RV is very thankful to have partnered with Relentless. Increasing the productivity and profitability of our Finance Department has been an area of concentration for us. The training, tools, and experience that RDS brings to the table is exactly what we needed to help us get there. RDS provided the resources and training necessary to allow us to contract our customers remotely. This has been extremely useful and necessary during this COVID Pandemic. Their hands-on approach is great; they take the time to train and develop the leaders within dealership and focus on building value for the customer while protecting their purchase. It has become a culture of building value not selling product.”
Jamison Carrier, President of Relentless Dealer Services added, “We’re grateful to join forces with Gardner’s RV, the largest RV dealer in Northwest Montana. With their customer driven business principals, Gardner’s RV is an ideal partner for RDS.”
For more information on how you can partner with RDS, go to www.RelentlessDealerServices.com
Originally posted on F&I and Showroom
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