Warranty Parts and Labor Analysis

Manufacturers are reimbursing dealers for their warranty parts and labor at much lower rates than the law allows. Based on our experience, warranty parts or labor submissions can increase gross profit by $5,000 to $10,000 a month and, in many cases, even more! Withum can assist in preparing the dealership’s submission to the manufacturer to ensure you receive the rates you are entitled to.

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Our team has extensive knowledge of the various state statute requirements, as well as the manufacturers’ tactics. Analytical software allows us to pinpoint the range that will yield the highest rate for each dealership.

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