Manheim Automotive Financial Services Expands Dealer Service Centers to Nine Locations Nationwide
ATLANTA – Manheim Automotive Financial Services (MAFS) has opened eight new Manheim Dealer Service Centers throughout the United States, bringing the total number of locations to nine.
ATLANTA, GA – Manheim Automotive Financial Services (MAFS) has opened eight new Manheim Dealer Service Centers throughout the United States, bringing the total number of locations to nine. All centers will provide customers with a range of financial services, as well as access to other Manheim products including Manheim Simulcast and www.ove.com.
The first Dealer Service Center opened in Jacksonville, Fla., last year to positive customer feedback. This response along with Manheim’s goal to provide more convenient customer access to products where no Manheim presence exists, led MAFS to open eight other locations in:
Little Rock, Ark.
Miami, Fla.
Ocala, Fla.
Boise, Idaho
Wilmington, N.C.
Sioux Falls, S.D.
Austin, Texas
Baton Rouge, La.
MAFS offers a range of financial services that includes inventory financing for independent car dealers, wholesalers, and rental dealers. MAFS also provides insurance services and a receivables funding program. MAFS programs and services are designed to help dealers throughout the entire vehicle cycle.
Manheim provides 89 operating locations across the United States and Canada, each of which includes a MAFS office and service-oriented staff to service customers’ floor plan needs. In addition, MAFS is available in more than 120 independent non-Manheim locations. Together with the new Manheim Dealer Service Centers, MAFS is available at more than 200 locations.
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