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Routeone List of Active Finance Sources RouteOne List of Active Finance Sources CAPTIVE AVID Acceptance Centrus American Suzuki Financial Services Balboa Thrift & Loan Century Bank Indirect Finance Chrysler Capital BankLiberty Century National Bank Ford Motor Credit Company* Bank of America CEX GM Financial Bank of Blue Valley Challenge Financial Services, Inc. Hyundai Motor Finance Bank of Denver Chapman Automotive Group Kia Motors Finance Bank of Geneva Chase Custom Lexus Financial Services Bank Liberty Chase Prime Lincoln AFS Bank of Montreal* Chemical Bank PRIMUS Financial Services Bank of Nova Scotia* Chemung Canal Trust Toyota Financial Services Bank of Pontiac Ciera Bank Bank of Southside Virginia CIG Financial NON-CAPTIVE Bank of Springfield Citizens Bank 1st Citizens Bank of SC Bank of Stockton Citizens Bank of DeGraff 1st Interstate Bank Bank of Travelers Rest Citizens Bank of West Virgina 1st National Bank of Scotia Bank of the West Citizens Finance Appleton 5-Star Bank BankUnited Citizens Finance Aurora ACR Dealer Direct Bayshore Consumer Finance Citizens Finance Cedar Rapids ACT Finance BB&T Citizens Finance Crystal Lake AFS Acceptance LLC BCI Financial Citizens Finance Davenport A-L Financial Belmont Saving Bank Citizens Finance Des Moines Alerus Financial Beneficial Mutual Savings Bank Citizens Finance Dubuque Alliance Bank Benchmark Bank Citizens Finance Elgin Ally Financial* Berkshire Bank Citizens Finance Madison Alphera Financial Services Better Banks Citizens Finance Peoria Amarillo National Bank Blackhawk Finance Citizens Finance Rockford American Acceptance Corp Blue Yield Citizens Finance Springfield American Bank Center BMO Harris Bank N.A. Citizens Finance Tinley Park American Credit Acceptance Corp BNC Bank Citizens National Bank American Financial BofI Federal Bank Citizens National Bank of Somerset American Financial of Charleston, Inc. Boone County Citizens State Bank of New Castle American National Bank BrandAuto Finance City Bank and Trust Company of Moberly American Motor Credit, LLC Bremer Bank City Bank of Texas American St Bank & Trust Co Willston Bristol County Savings Bank City Direct, LLC AmeriCredit Brookline Bank City National Bank Anderson Brothers Bank C&F Finance City National Bank of Sulphur Springs APF California Republic Bank Clayton Bank & Trust Apollo Auto Finance Canandaigua National Bank Clipper Credit Inc. Argentum Financial Capital Bank, N.A. Coastal Credit Arvest Bank Capital City Bank Coastal Finance Company Asheville Savings Bank Capital One Auto Finance Coin Financial Inc. AutoCapital Canada* Capital Finance Loans LLC Columbus Finance AutoCredit Source Car Financial Capital Commerce Bank Auto Credit Express Carolina Finance Commercial Bank of Texas, N.A. Auto Finance Carvant Financial Commonwealth Auto Credit Auto Loan Builder Cash Call Community & Southern Bank Automatic Finance Cashmere Valley Bank Community Bank Automotive Acceptance Corp Cash Time Financial Services, LLC Community Bank of Liberal Kansas Automotive Capital Corp Central Ohio Credit Corp Available with RouteOne eContracting Automotive Credit Corporation (ACC) Central Trust Bank * Available with RouteOne Canada 10/15 Phone: 866.768.8301 Address: 31500 Northwestern Highway | Suite 200 | Farmington Hills, MI 48334 Web: www.RouteOne.com RouteOne List of Active Finance Sources NON-CAPTIVE CONTINUED Community Bank, N.A. First Bank of Ohio Globe Acceptance, Inc. Community Financial Services Bank First Citizens Bank SC Great Lakes Financial Community Neighbor Bank First Commonwealth Bank Great Southern Bank Community Trust Bank First Consumers Financial Greater Suburban Acceptance Corp Compass Bank First Federal Greater Warren Financial Center Condor Capital Corp. First Federal Savings Bank Guaranty Automotive Acceptance Co (GAAC) Consumer Mortgage First Financial Bank Gulf Coast Bank Consumer Portfolio Services First Financial Bank, N.A. Gulf States Finance CornerBank First Help Financial Hamilton Capital Funding Credit Union Acceptance Co First International Bank & Trust Hancock Bank Crescent Bank & Trust First Internet Bank of Indiana Hann Financial Crossroads Bank First Investors Hawthorn Bank CU Acceptance Group Frist-Knox National Bank Heritage Acceptance Corp CUDF* First Merit Bank High Performance Capital CU Lending Edge First National Bank of AltaVista Hill Top National Bank Damascus Community Bank First National Bank of Bemidji Hitachi Capital America Dealer Funding, LLC First National Bank of Howell Home Federal (Hastings, Holdrege) Desjardins* First National Bank of Hutchinson Home Federal (Lexington, Superior) Drive Smart Auto Finance First National Bank of Muscatine Home Savings & Loan Co Drive Way Capital LLC First National Bank of Pennsylvania Home State Bank DT Finance First National Bank of Scotia Home Trust Bank Dual Lending Options First National Bank of St. Louis Honor Finance East Coast Funding Group (Wisdom) First National Community Bank (FNCB) Horizon Bank Eastern Bank First Niagara Bank, N.A. Huntington National Bank Eastern Capital Funding First Reliance Bank IberiaBank EconoLend Tucson LLC First Security State Bank Independent Bank Elements Financial First Sentinel Bank Independent Dealer Advantage Elite Acceptance Corporation First State Bank Independent Dealer Services Empire Bank FirstSun Financial Inc. Indirect Lending Services, Inc. Encore Automotive Acceptance Corp First United Bank Inspire FCU ESB Bank Flagship Credit Acceptance INTRUST Bank Excel Finance Company Flagship Military Lending Investar Bank Exeter AutoForward FNB Community Bank Isabella Bank Exeter Finance FNB Fredericksburg Jaguar Financial Group* Extraco Banks Prime Foursight Capital JBS Finance Family Savings Franklin Security Bank JCO Financial, LLC Fairfield National Bank Freeway Funding Jefferson Bank of Missouri Farmers and Merchants State Bank Friendly Finance Corporation JL Services Farmers and Savings Bank Fulton Financial Corporation KeyRoyal Virtual Farmers National Bank Gate City Bank Kitch Acceptance Corp Farmers State Bank Gateway Financial Solutions Kleberg Bank Federal Financial Services Gateway One Lending and Finance KleinBank Fidelity Bank GCB Acceptance Corporation Lake City Bank Fidelity Deposit and Discount Bank General Bank of Canada* Land Rover Financial Group Fifth Third Bank Genessee Financial Leaders Alternative Indirect Finance Point GenoaBank Lenders Direct Financial Institution Lending Option Glens Falls National Bank & Trust LendStrong First Abilene Glenview State Bank Lexington Auto Finance, Inc First Auto Global Financial Corp (Atlas Financial Corp) Liberal Finance Services First Bank Global Lending Services (GLS) Liberty Bank & Trust Phone: 866.768.8301 Address: 31500 Northwestern Highway | Suite 200 | Farmington Hills, MI 48334 Web: www.RouteOne.com RouteOne List of Active Finance Sources NON-CAPTIVE CONTINUED Lincoln Financial Services Pelican Auto Finance, LLC Solvay Bank Lithia Financial Corporation (LFC) Penn Security Bank and Trust Co Southeast Toyota Finance LoanMe, Inc. PennStar Bank Southwest National Bank Local Finance Company Peoples Bank Soy Captial Bank M&T Bank Peoples Credit, Inc. St. Mary’s Bank Mainline Bank PFS Star Bank Marion County Savings Bank Pinnacle Bank Sterling Credit Corporation MarkOne Pinnacle Financial Group Steward Financial Services (Holan) Mazda Canada Credit* Plantinum Auto Finance Strategic Finance LLC Mazda Capital Services Plumas Bank Subaru Financial Services McHenry Savings Bank PNC Bank Subaru Motors Finance Mega Auto Finance Preferred Automobile Credit Co (PACCO) Summit Financial Corp Members Advantage Premier Acceptance SunTrust Merchants and Marine Bank Premier West Bank Susquehanna Bank Meridian Bank Texas Prestige Financial Services Tag Financial Services Meridian Buyers Group Prime Acceptance Corporation TD AutoFinance Inc. Non-Prime* Metcalf Bank Pronto Finance TD AutoFInance Inc. Prime* Midland States Bank Quantum Auto Group TD Auto Finance Services* Midwest Acceptance Corporation Rally Motor Credit The Adirondack Trust Company Midwest Bank RBS Citizens, N.A. The Bank of Denver Modern Finance Regional Acceptance Corp The Bank of Glen Burnie Morgan Bank Regions Finance The Citizens Bank of Logan Morris Plan Company Regions Financial Corporation The Farmers Bank of Appomattox Motor Vehicle Acceptance Republic Bank The National Bank of Central Texas MPH2 Funding Republic Bank & Trust Company The New Washington State Bank National Auto Acceptance Corp Rhinebeck Bank The Palmetto Bank National Auto Dealers, Inc. Richalnd Bank Third National Bank of Sedalia National Auto Lender Rightsize Funding Thunderbird Auto Finance National Bank & Trust Road Auto Finance Tidewater Finance Company National Bank Gatesville Royal Canadian Bank (RBC)* Top Finance Company National Bank of Commerce SAFCo (Southern Auto Finance) TowneBank Dealer Services National Bank of Ohio SAFE Tricon National Penn Bank Santander Auto Finance Tristar Acceptance Nationwide Acceptance Corporation Saratoga National Bank & Trust Co TruStone Financial NBT Bank Scotia Dealer Advantage* Turner Acceptance NewBridge Bank Scotiabank* Tustin Community Bank New Start Financial Seacoast National Bank U-Drive Acceptance Corp Nicholas Financial Second National Bank Umpqua Bank North American Auto Finance Security Auto Loans Union Bank & Trust Co Old Misson Bank Security National Automotive Acceptance Co Union First Market Bank Old National Bank Security National Bank United Auto Credit Omni American Bank Sierra Auto Finance United Bank Oneida Savings Bank Signature Financial United Finance Co One Source Financial Simmons
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