Updated for 2012
After a brief absence from the Awards in 2011, BMW Financial Services returned to win the Diamond Award in the Prime Credit Finance – Non-Captive, an award the company also claimed in the 2009 and 2010 Dealers’ Choice Awards.
The Platinum Award went to first-time winner Mercedes-Benz Financial Services, while the Gold Award went to yet another first-time winner in the category, Volkswagen Credit.
Honda Financial Services, which previously held a spot in the top three for five consecutive years, was nudged into fourth place but still scored well above average, followed by Nissan Motor Acceptance Corporation in fifth place and Ford Motor Credit in sixth. In what is perhaps a reflection of a year rife with setbacks for the manufacturer, Toyota Motor Credit fell to seventh place, after spending seven straight years as an award-winner. TD Auto Finance (formerly Chrysler Financial) also turned in an above-average finish and ranked eighth in the group.
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Tags: BMW Financial Services, Captive Prime Credit Financing, DCA 2012, Ford Motor Credit, Honda Financial Services, Mercedes-Benz Financial Services, Nissan Motor Acceptance Corporation, Prime Credit, Prime Credit Finance, Prime Credit Financing, Prime Credit Financing Captive, TD Auto Finance, Toyota Motor Credit, Volkswagen Credit, Volkswagen Financial Services
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