Navistar Financial Re-Launches Retail Capabilities

Navistar Financial Relaunches Retail Capabilities

The move will help serve International Truck and IC Bus customers with competitive loan and lease financing.

Navistar Financial announced the relaunch of its retail capabilities to serve International Truck and IC Bus customers with tailor-made, competitive loan and lease financing. “The structure of the new captive financial services organization will allow it to evolve to best support the development of our customers’ business potential in a transformative transportation and logistics landscape,” the company said.

“Navistar Financial is an integral piece of our customer value proposition,” said Mathias Carlbaum, president and CEO, Navistar. “With the backing and financial strength of the TRATON GROUP, Navistar Financial will provide a holistic and comprehensive buying experience for our customers, especially when it comes to meeting future requirements, like the transition to battery electric vehicles.” 

As part of TRATON Financial Services, Navistar Financial will leverage global synergies and years of global multi-brand experience to best service customers in the United States, according to the company. Navistar Financial offers customers new and used equipment ownership and leasing options which include truck bodies and vehicle modifications, extended service contracts, and service solutions and will soon extend to insurance offerings and preventative maintenance contracts.

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