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CarDay, AutoValueCenter partner to help credit union members buy certified used vehicles

CarDay Inc., a New York-based used-vehicle exchange, has partnered with AutoValueCenter. The two companies have joined forces to provide credit union members with deals on certified used vehicles along with competitive credit union lending rates. Here's how it will work: We are proud that CarDay delivers a seamless customer experience and great value for hard working people. Eric KahnVice President

CarDay Inc., a New York-based used-vehicle exchange, has partnered with AutoValueCenter. The two companies have joined forces to provide credit union members with deals on certified used vehicles along with competitive credit union lending rates. Here's how it will work:

“We are proud that CarDay delivers a seamless customer experience and great value for hard working people.”
Eric Kahn
Vice President of Strategic Partnerships

Through the alliance, a credit union member requests a vehicle, is pre-qualified for financing and then has an AutoValueCenter consultant source the vehicle from CarDay at a special price. Credit union members inspect and test drive the vehicle at a CarDay Certification Center before completing the purchase.

“CarDay offers an excellent way for a credit union member to buy a used car that is both certified and warrantied,” says Eric Kahn, CarDay's vice president of strategic partnerships. “We are proud that CarDay delivers a seamless customer experience and great value for hard working people.”

AutoValueCenter works with credit unions to offer members both conventional and affordable credit union financing options as well as low-payment credit union financing plans. In addition, AVC gives assistance in locating, pricing and handling trade-ins for both new and used vehicles.

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