Automotive Avenues Goes On Site At U of CFCU

November 15, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

DENVER - (11/15/05) -- U of C FCU said it has expanded itsvehicle lending program with Aimbridge to include an on-sitebusiness of three Automotive Avenues employees, helping the creditunion to grow its car loans by 20%. The on-site personnel include asales manager, sales representative and business developmentrepresentative. Aimbridge's Automotive Avenues program hasrelationships with 200 dealers in Colorado and throughout theU.S.

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