EFG Companies Wins Again: Two Nifty 50 Wins That Drive Powersports F&I Revenue

DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 3, 2025--

EFG Companies has been recognized as a 6x Powersports Business Nifty 50 award recipient for the company’s Million Mile Limited Engine Protection Loyalty Program and the Million Mile Battery Protection program. Both programs are designed to incentivize owners of motorcycles, ATVs, UTVs, side-by-sides, personal watercraft, and snowmobiles to maintain their vehicles, while offering dealerships a much-needed boost in both showroom traffic and F&I revenue. These programs are designed to increase per retail unit (PRU) F&I revenue by 19%, giving dealers an essential tool to thrive in challenging market conditions. [For more information, visit efgcompanies.com.]

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“In this challenging economic environment, powersports dealers continue to see sales and service revenue erode as consumers cut back on large recreational purchases,” said Adam Ouart, Senior Vice President, Agency Services and Powersports. “These two programs are specifically designed to give dealers a powerful, profit-driving tool while protecting the buyer’s investment. By encouraging regular service visits, dealerships will enhance customer loyalty but also secure future sales. For consumers, these Million Mile programs are literally good for a million miles, as long as the customer acknowledges ownership every 5 years. It’s truly a win-win scenario for both dealers and their customers.”

Key Benefits of the new Million Mile Programs:

These two protection products join EFG’s line-up of Nifty 50 award-winning products, including:

For more than 25 years, Powersports Business has recognized the top 50 innovative products and services the organization believes will boost dealership profitability.

About EFG Companies

For nearly 50 years, EFG Companies has provided consumer protection programs for vehicles and residences across seven market channels. The company’s strategic intent is to build sustainable market differentiation and profitability for its clients and partners, including dealers, lenders, manufacturers, independent marketers, and agents. EFG’s award-winning engagement model is built upon the belief that the company serves as an extension of its clients’ management teams, providing ongoing F&I development, training, product development, compliance, and nationally recognized product administration with an ASE-certified claims team. Learn more about EFG at: www.efgcompanies.com

EFG Companies has been recognized as a 6x Powersports Business Nifty 50 award recipient for the company’s Million Mile Limited Engine Protection Loyalty Program and the Million Mile Battery Protection program. These programs are designed to increase per retail unit (PRU) F&I revenue by 19%, giving dealers an essential tool to thrive in challenging market conditions.

BOSTON (AP) — Luke Kornet scored 13 points and had 14 rebounds, Al Horford had 11 points with 10 boards and the Boston Celtics ran away from the undermanned Washington Wizards to win 124-90 on Sunday night.

Derrick White added 19 points for Boston, making five of the team's 24 3-pointers. The Celtics had a season-high 62 rebounds.

Justin Champagnie scored 15 points with 13 rebounds and Alex Sarr scored 16 for the Wizards.

Boston scored the game’s first eight points. The defending NBA champions led by 16 after one quarter, 21 after two and took a 100-64 lead with a minute left in the third quarter.

Of the Boston starters, only Kornet – who was only in the opening lineup because Kristaps Porzingis rested – saw the floor in the fourth quarter.

Wizards: Washington, which is competing for the worst record in the NBA and the top spot in the draft lottery, listed six players as inactive and rested four others, including Malcolm Brogdon and Marcus Smart.

Celtics: With a 32-point lead heading into the fourth quarter, Boston's bench got extended time. In all, the Celtics' reserves scored 53 points, led by Payton Pritchard’s 20.

Former Celtics guard Marcus Smart received a loud ovation when he was shown on the scoreboard during warmups. Although he did not play in the game, he got in a shouting match with a fan behind the Wizards bench in the fourth quarter; the fan was removed by security.

Sam Hauser made a 3-pointer in the fourth quarter that was the NBA’s 31,580th of the season. That surpassed the record set last season. The Celtics’ fifth 3-point attempt of the game was their NBA-record 3,722nd, one more than Houston in 2018-19.

The Wizards are at Indiana on Tuesday. Boston visits the New York Knicks on Tuesday.

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Washington Wizards' Alex Sarr (20) shoots against Boston Celtics' Luke Kornet (40) during first half of an NBA basketball game Sunday, April 6, 2025, in Boston. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)

Boston Celtics' Luke Kornet dunks during first half of an NBA basketball game against the Washington Wizards, Sunday, April 6, 2025, in Boston. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)

Boston Celtics' Jaylen Brown looks to move against Washington Wizards' Bub Carrington (8) during first half of an NBA basketball game Sunday, April 6, 2025, in Boston. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)

Boston Celtics' Jrue Holiday, left, drives to the basket against Washington Wizards' AJ Johnson (5) during first half of an NBA basketball game Sunday, April 6, 2025, in Boston. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)

Washington Wizards' Alex Sarr (20) keeps the ball away from Boston Celtics' Torrey Craig (12) during first half of an NBA basketball game Sunday, April 6, 2025, in Boston. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)

Boston Celtics' Payton Pritchard, left, drives for the basket against Washington Wizards' Colby Jones (1) during first half of an NBA basketball game Sunday, April 6, 2025, in Boston. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)

Boston Celtics' Luke Kornet (40) shoots against Washington Wizards' Alex Sarr (20) and Justin Champagnie during first half of an NBA basketball game Sunday, April 6, 2025, in Boston. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)