RV Warranty Forever Names Clem’s RV Exclusive Provider in Western Pennsylvania
Ellwood City, Pa. – RV Warranty Forever named Clem's RV its exclusive dealer in the Western Pennsylvania market. Clem’s RV will now be able to offer a lifetime warranty on every new and eligible pre-owned unit they sell for as long as the purchaser owns their unit. The RV Warranty Forever program is provided to the customer by Clem’s RV at no additional cost. The program provides basic coverage for the following component groups:
Suspension
Brakes
Water System
Heating & Air Conditioning
Kitchen Center
LP Gas System
Manual Leveling Jacks
In the event of a breakdown on a covered component, the repairs will be completed at no charge to the customer.
“We are very excited to be able to provide our customers with the benefits offered by RV Warranty Forever said Steven Deffenbaugh, general manager and managing partner, Clem's RV. “We are constantly looking for new ways to bring value to our customers while at the same time, improving the customer experience. RV Warranty Forever adds value and peace of mind that you simply cannot put a price on."
“The best part about RV Warranty Forever is that there is no catch,” continued Deffenbaugh. “All the customer needs to do is maintain their RV based on the intervals outlined in the agreement and follow the recordkeeping requirements.” The program provides day-one coverage to the customer, meaning the day they take ownership is the day their coverage begins.
The RV Warranty Forever Program is marketed by National Automotive Experts (NAE) located in Strongsville, Ohio, and is backed by an “A” rated insurance carrier. NAE has a history of lifetime product introductions in the automotive market and decided it was time use their Warranty Forever automotive experience to revolutionize the RV industry. “We are pleased to now be able to offer a lifetime warranty program to the RV industry like we have for years in the automotive industry.” said Kelly Price, president, NAE.
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