Navistar Parts' New Credit Program Gives Owners Flexibility
A new purchasing program by Navistar Parts offers truck and bus owners 30-day terms on their parts and service purchases
A new purchasing program by Navistar Parts offers truck and bus owners 30-day terms on their parts and service purchases.
The Fleet Charge One card also gives them more control and tracking ability for expenses.
"These are challenging times for a lot of small fleet and independent truck and bus owners, so it's nice to know your dealer can work with you and provide flexible payment options through Fleet Charge One," said Rob Stritch, Fleet Charge manager for Navistar Parts. "Never before has a card like this been available to so many owners, both with 30-day terms and no enrollment fees."
The Fleet Charge One card is available from International and IC Bus dealers, and credit is given at the discretion of the dealership.
"We're putting the power of credit in the hands of our dealers," said Stritch. "With the Fleet Charge One card we can reward a customer who has a one-to-one relationship with a specific dealer and enable that customer to easily manage and track their purchases."
The Fleet Charge One program also allows vehicle owners the opportunity to participate in Navistar's Customer Parts Recovery (CPR) program, which allows customers to return unused obsolete or surplus parts from their stock to receive credit for future purchases.
Under the new program, vehicle owners also have access to Fleet Charge Online expense tracking tools, including invoice searching and downloadable spreadsheets.
More info: www.navistarpartsandservice.com
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