Nuvell Financial Services

Nuvell Financial Services was a finance company specializing in the purchase of third-party special finance contracts from General Motors auto dealerships. On Jan 6,2008 GMAC made the decision to close Nuvell due to an ever increasing cost of funds.

Locations

Nuvell was based in Little Rock, Arkansas, with other offices in Bedford, Texas; Jacksonville, Florida; Greeley, Colorado; and Anaheim, California.

Private Label

Nuvell also included a division which serviced financing for American Suzuki Financial Services, and Saab Financial Services Corp (SFSC). (As of January 4, 2006, SFSC no longer accepts new business, with all new business instead being funded by GMAC.)

External links

• Nuvell's Official Web Site

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