J.D. Byrider is the most straight-up deal out there for customers, and for franchisees, too.
Jimmy Day, owner of two J.D. Byrider stores in San Antonio, Texas, and one of the most lauded franchisees in the Aaron Rents franchise

Franchise owner Jimmy Day (right) with General Manager Alfonso Trevino. Trevino was named 2005's Best Overall Franchise General Manager of the Year at this year's Aaron's Sales and Lease Ownership National Managers Meeting (see story).

J.D. Byrider, one of the most successful franchise systems in the nation according to the Franchise Times, is aggressively seeking new franchisees across the U.S., especially in the lucrative markets of Washington, DC, Minneapolis, Newark, and in California.

“There’s no greater endorsement of our business model than the fact that 60 percent of our franchisees are looking to add another store in the next two years,” said William E. Ackermann, J.D. Byrider Systems Inc. vice president of franchise operations. “Despite this expansion, there are still many top markets that are wide-open to high-net worth individuals looking for a high-return investment.”

With 57 franchisees in 123 locations across 28 states, J.D. Byrider is the nation’s largest and oldest used-car franchise. The company has 25 years of experience providing clients with special financing needs a way to rebuild their credit and get back on the road to success. Byrider is unique in that it enjoys one of the highest levels of customer satisfaction among America’s used car dealers—94 percent, which is higher than most new car dealers.

“I wouldn’t be associated with any business that’s less than stellar,” says Jimmy Day, owner of two J.D. Byrider stores in San Antonio, Texas, and one of the most lauded franchisees in the Aaron Rents franchise. “J.D. Byrider is the most straight-up deal out there for customers, and for franchisees, too. Yes, the initial capital requirements of buying a J.D. Byrider franchise are larger, but so are the returns.”

Day’s Byrider stores have been so successful for him that he intends to open a third in the spring of 2006. His new store will benefit from improved financial software—a new loan risk evaluation tool developed by a Boston company—that is now being offered by J.D. Byrider.

For more information about the Byrider system, visit www.jdbyrider.com.