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ELKHART, Ind. — Heritage Acceptance Corp., a company that specializes in purchasing retail installment contracts through a network of over 600 dealers throughout the Midwest, has announced a new vehicle service contract that will be offered through Marathon Administrative Co. Inc.
The new plan, according to the company, will include automatic customer referrals, improved labor rate payment and an enhanced compensation plan.
“We are excited to announce more expansive product offering for our dealers and customers,” said Curt Holmes, president of Heritage. “The new coverage offers coverage to the customer that includes roadside assistance and a higher liability limit that will better protect the customer’s investment. Should there be a covered failure, Marathon claims managers will be quick to expedite claims and get the customer back on the road with minimal inconvenience.”
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