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TEMSA Announces New Way to Acquire Motorcoaches
Temsa Financial Services offers customers affordable acquisition methods for its full line of motorcoaches.

Temsa Financial Services is the result of a collaboration between Temsa and Auxilior Capital Partners.
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Temsa announced Temsa Financial Services, a new way to acquire its motorcoaches, according to the company's news release.
Temsa Financial Services is the result of a collaboration between Temsa and Auxilior Capital Partners. Temsa Financial Services offers customers affordable acquisition methods for its full line of motorcoaches.
"A branded finance offering is part of the total solution Temsa North America now offers its clients and aligns with our goal to be among the world's most customer-centered businesses," said Fatih Kozan, Temsa’s managing director. "We chose the Auxilior team because of their long and successful history in rolling out finance programs and enabling sales and market share growth for their partners. In addition, our value of innovation is aligned, so we knew that providing our clients with a seamless finance experience enabled by world-class technologies and focus on service was guaranteed.”
Temsa Financial Services enables clients to be approved for up to $350,000 with application only.
Temsa Financial Services’ finance executives are experienced deal engineers.
“Our organizations are connected at every level from executive sponsorship through the sales and closing processes," said Ronnie DeMarco, Temsa Financial Services VP of sales. "This connection ensures maximum focus and attention on Temsa’s clients, and I believe that together, we’re offering a best-in-class product with the added feature of affordability.”
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