Wise F&I Now Offers a Vehicle Service Contract for Pre-Owned Vehicles
ST. LOUIS – Wise F&I is expanding their vehicle service contract (VSC) programs with the introduction of WiseMVP, a pre-owned motor vehicle service contract that rounds out Wise F&I’s VSC product suite. WiseMVP provides coverage for vehicles that are up to 20 years old and that have up to 200,000 miles. By offering this type of coverage, consumers who purchase an older vehicle or one with high mileage can protect themselves from the unexpected cost of vehicle repairs. WiseMVP offers three levels of coverage, along with additional benefits including: Towing, car rental and roadside assistance.
“With the number of pre-owned vehicles increasing and the struggle consumers have to pay for unexpected vehicle repairs, we wanted to offer a product that would provide the consumer with the coverage they need,” said Matt Croak, President, Wise F&I.
Within all three coverage plans, WiseMVP also provides short term coverage options that are ideal for embedded or give-away programs offered by a dealership.
Wise F&I’s suite of products include: GAPWise, WiseCARE, WiseTVP, WiseMVP, TIREWise, THEFTWise and KEYWise. All Wise F&I products are available for electronic contracting.
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