SCOTTSDALE, Arizona — Byrider, one of America’s largest buy-here-pay-here used car dealerships and franchise systems, presented the company’s President’s Award to Chris McPhie, Greg Barrett, and their team for the Mansfield store’s 2021 performance at the company’s annual convention.
The Wooster location earned a Top 25 award as well. McPhie and Barrett were finalists for Franchise of the Year. The convention was held in Scottsdale, Arizona from Nov. 11 to 13.
The president’s award recognizes franchise stores that are included in the top 10% of stores as defined by Byrider’s store ranking system. Byrider Mansfield ranked ninth nationwide.
The top 25 award recognizes locations on a similar scale with Wooster ranking twenty-first nationwide. The franchise of the year award recognizes the best overall performance by a franchise owner based on internal store rankings and a measure of how the business has contributed to the Byrider franchise community.
“We’re proud to recognize Chris, Greg, and their team at our annual convention through multiple awards for many of their stores,” said Craig Peters, chief executive officer at Byrider. “Their commitment to growing the store on this scale is truly commendable.”
Chris Hadley, Byrider vice president of franchising, echoed that sentiment.
“I am excited to recognize the owners and operators who have been key drivers of the Byrider franchise business in 2021,” Hadley said. “The Byrider dealerships in Mansfield and Wooster continued to demonstrate the ability to set high standards of customer service and operations.”
Byrider, one of America’s largest buy-here-pay-here used car dealership and franchise systems, has sold more than 1.34 million cars at more than 140 locations across the country. Founded in 1989 as J.D. Byrider, the company recently rebranded and changed its name to Byrider.
As part of its commitment to customer service, Byrider offers high-quality autos, trucks, and SUVs with on-site financing and features optional company warranties or service plans with vehicles sold. Each Byrider store features a state-of-the-art service department offering low-cost maintenance.
Consumers who have been turned down for traditional bank financing are often able to “Buy, Finance and Drive On” at www.byrider.com.
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