DriveCentric and CUDL Announce New Integration for the CUDL Auto Lending Platform
This integration allows DriveCentric dealership partners to connect with the nation’s largest network of over 1,100 local and national credit union lenders and their 64+ million members.

This integration allows DriveCentric dealership partners to connect with the nation’s largest network of over 1,100 local and national credit union lenders and their 64+ million members.
ST. LOUIS – DriveCentric is excited to announce its integration and partnership with CUDL, the nation’s largest credit union financing network, providing a more simplified and streamlined credit application and financing process for today’s customer-focused dealerships.
The new integration not only allows dealers to tap into CUDL’s credit union network — which, collectively, represents one of the industry’s top auto finance sources — it creates a seamless workflow within DriveCentric’s CRM that streamlines the credit application process for dealers and ultimately improves the experience for their customers.
This integration allows DriveCentric dealership partners to connect with the nation’s largest network of over 1,100 local and national credit union lenders and their 64+ million members. The CUDL auto lending network helped credit unions fund a record $46.9 billion in auto loans in 2021, while CUDL credit unions, as an aggregate, were the largest auto lender in the nation in 2021, experiencing 13 percent loan growth over 2020.
“The landscape of lending is evolving, and we recognize the value and need for delivering a simplified, streamlined application process for dealers and their customers,” said Marty Simons, CUDL Product Director. “We’re excited to join forces with DriveCentric to provide dealers with the ability to easily send deals to credit unions, paving the way for an improved customer experience.”
Both DriveCentric and CUDL are focused on delivering solutions their users find valuable and efficient. Through the CUDL network, connecting with credit union financing is a simple and seamless experience for dealerships and their customers. It’s a human-centric approach perfectly paired with new-school technology to optimize the vehicle financing and buying journey.
“At DriveCentric, we know that time equals money for our dealer partners. The integration with CUDL will allow our mutual dealer partners to provide their customers with a more streamlined experience that will ultimately lead to a more efficient sales process. We are very excited for dealers and consumers to reap the benefits of this partnership,” says Drew Adler, Director of Operations, at DriveCentric.
Current CUDL dealers are invited to reach out to their CUDL dealer experience representatives to start the process of enabling the integration today! Current DriveCentric dealers who do not use CUDL, but would like to, can learn more about CUDL's full suite of solutions at CUDL.com.
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