SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. – Auto repossessions have been piling up so high at Arrowhead Central CU that the credit union has opened its own used car lot to sell the used vehicles.
The lot, known as Arrowhead Motors, was opened at a local dealership that filed for bankruptcy recently.
The dealership sells used autos, repos and trade-ins. The vehicles are listed at the dealership’s website at myarrowheadmotors.com.
The credit union is also offering special financing and leasing to move the vehicles.
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