Blog

Purchasing a vehicle is the second-largest transaction a household will make. Since it typically happens once every eight to 10 years for most families, it is often hard to keep up with what is required.

Financing a new vehicle can be stressful. For many, it is the second largest investment they will make, and the decision to purchase a new vehicle is massive for a family. That is where Brandon Davis comes in, the financial services manager for Rick Hendrick City Chevrolet in Charlotte, North Carolina. 

Just four in 10 U.S. adults would be able to pay for an unexpected $1,000 car repair, according to Bankrate. Hendrick Automotive Group has partnered with Ally Lending to provide customers the option to finance their service or collision needs so they can get back on the road.

Hendrick Automotive Group’s newest consumer repair financing solution is an initiative with Ally Lending. Service customers can pay for their vehicle repairs over time with a personal installment loan.