GrooveCar Direct added 15 credit unions to its auto-buying platform in the third quarter.
The company said on Tuesday that the new partners include:
- $37 million-asset Academic Federal Credit Union of Briarcliff Manor, N.Y.
- $112 million-asset Conservation Employees Credit Union of Jefferson City, Mo.
- $52 million-asset Education Personnel Federal Credit Union of Danville, Ill.
- $287 million-asset Evergreen Credit Union of Portland, Maine
- $124 million-asset Finger Lakes Federal Credit Union of Geneva, N.Y.
- $86 million-asset Golden Circle Credit Union of Massillon, Ohio
- $38 million-asset Hopewell Chemical Federal Credit Union of Hopewell, Va.
- $39 million-asset LM Federal Credit Union of Baltimore
- $154 million-asset New Dimensions Credit Union of Waterville, Maine
- $96 million-asset North Alabama Educators Credit Union of Huntsville, Ala.
- $17 million-asset North East Welch Federal Credit Union of North East, Pa.
- $17 million-asset West Tennessee Credit Union of Memphis
- $41 million-asset United Equity Credit Union of Decatur, Ill.
- $95 million-asset Virginia Beach Schools Federal Credit Union of Virginia Beach, Va.
- $179 million-asset Western Sun Federal Credit Union of Broken Arrow, Okla.
GrooveCar Direct provides auto lending solutions to credit unions.
“Credit unions need to cut through the online noise and capture their members’ attention with a resource that provides all the features to get members into vehicles,” Robert O’Hara, vice president-strategic alliances for GrooveCar, said in a statement.
