Posts Tagged ‘Car Sales’
Bloomberg asked:
Kelleher: Fear is driving people away from major purchases; Analysis by David Kelleher, David auto Group President
Jess asked:
I have searched everywhere I have even googled it and i cant find anything. I need job openings for finance manager, sales manager or used car sales managers in the automotive industry only in Miami, Florida. I’m trying to help my boyfriend…please help
I have searched everywhere I have even googled it and i cant find anything. I need job openings for finance manager, sales manager or used car sales managers in the automotive industry only in Miami, Florida. I’m trying to help my boyfriend…please help
conkyjoe asked:
Here’s the multi-talented Jack O’Brien pitching cars for a famous dealership back in the day. A classic B&W TV ad selling old 60’s used cars. Jumpin’ Jack is alive and well in Tenn.
JV asked:
I am a Internet/Fleet maager at a car dealership in Oakland and have been doing it for abour 4 years. I understand why there is a bad reputation for car sales people but the new generation of sales people are reall good. We are trying to go above and beyond to over come the stigma. I know that there a are a few bad apples in the business but over the years they are disapearing. I am completley honest with my customers and provide a clear channel of comunication. But some times that back fires on me. some people just like the grind. they like to beat me up for hours no matter what. It makes it not worth doing business. they beat me up for four hours and leave me no porfit. I rather give the the same deal form the beggining but no one ever goes for the first price. I gues what I am trying to find out from you guys is how I can sell the car to you, Save you and me time, Have an enjoyable transaction, and still make a small but fair profit.Do I reall have to go through all bs.
I am a Internet/Fleet maager at a car dealership in Oakland and have been doing it for abour 4 years. I understand why there is a bad reputation for car sales people but the new generation of sales people are reall good. We are trying to go above and beyond to over come the stigma. I know that there a are a few bad apples in the business but over the years they are disapearing. I am completley honest with my customers and provide a clear channel of comunication. But some times that back fires on me. some people just like the grind. they like to beat me up for hours no matter what. It makes it not worth doing business. they beat me up for four hours and leave me no porfit. I rather give the the same deal form the beggining but no one ever goes for the first price. I gues what I am trying to find out from you guys is how I can sell the car to you, Save you and me time, Have an enjoyable transaction, and still make a small but fair profit.Do I reall have to go through all bs.
sammycolt asked:
I have recently started a new job selling cars. I am wondering if someone could give me some ideas on how to boost car sales.
I have recently started a new job selling cars. I am wondering if someone could give me some ideas on how to boost car sales.
Catherine Harvey asked:
Global warming is often blamed on the use of our cars and for this we are slapped with huge taxes and massive purchase prices. This is in a bid to keep our car usage down and fuel consumption to a minimum to save the environment. No matter that these huge corporations spew out millions of tons of waste everyday all over the world, just as long as we don’t use our car to get to work.
It seems the drivers are rebelling! Car hire and car sales have noticed that drivers, particularly the older ones, are steering back to vehicles with bigger engines – exactly the ones the government are trying to subdue us into doing without. Is this because the older man is more likely to afford the extra charges that go with it or because they don’t have long enough left to worry about the environment, or simply because they have the intelligence to see the scaremongering global warming for the hog wash it is?
Drivers over fifty are particularly responsible for the use of car hire where engine size is over 2000cc and even over 3000cc. Will the government jump on the bandwagon and blame these people for melting icebergs and homeless polar bears? Do they care? Driving around with that much power beneath you in your car hire vehicle, would you really worry about it?
Having said that, advancements are being made in the field of fuel consumption all the time and a prototype engine is currently being worked on that promises to save a massive twenty seven per cent fuel consumption.
When it comes to paying for our vehicle fuel, never make the mistake of using the pumps at a car hire firm. This is one rip off the companies use to fleece us big time. There are various ways you can choose to pay for fuel for car hire and one of those is to fill up at their depot. This is where you will find prices at up to forty per cent more expensive than high street petrol stations.
Another of their tricks is to take it full and return it full. However, you must ensure you fill it completely. If car hire staff can squeeze in any amount they will often charge you for re-fuelling of a complete tank.
While on the subject of car hire rip offs, take a closer look at insurances and extra cover that they try and encourage you to take out. Many are unnecessary and you will often be covered on other policies. If you have the time, before you use car hire it is worth checking these things out.
CDW is collision damage waiver. Despite already having insurance cover this is an extra that car hire companies offer to reduce the excess you would pay in the event of an accident.
Don’t be fooled into thinking this is enough. You can always take out the souper douper SCDW. Does exactly what CDW does but a little more so your liability is down to zero.
Car hire companies will also try on convincing you that you need TW – theft waiver. Protecting your liability against theft with the souper douper version also on offer. Is this not exactly what your basic insurance is for? Insure yourself against damage or theft then take out extra insurance just in case it gets damaged or stolen instead.
PI – personal insurance is offered by car hire companies and this will pay out if you kill yourself in an accident. Most useful!!
PEC – personal effects cover, pays out if your property is stolen from your vehicle. You may well find that your house insurance covers you for this, so check it out before you leave home and have to dig further into your pocket.
Global warming is often blamed on the use of our cars and for this we are slapped with huge taxes and massive purchase prices. This is in a bid to keep our car usage down and fuel consumption to a minimum to save the environment. No matter that these huge corporations spew out millions of tons of waste everyday all over the world, just as long as we don’t use our car to get to work.
It seems the drivers are rebelling! Car hire and car sales have noticed that drivers, particularly the older ones, are steering back to vehicles with bigger engines – exactly the ones the government are trying to subdue us into doing without. Is this because the older man is more likely to afford the extra charges that go with it or because they don’t have long enough left to worry about the environment, or simply because they have the intelligence to see the scaremongering global warming for the hog wash it is?
Drivers over fifty are particularly responsible for the use of car hire where engine size is over 2000cc and even over 3000cc. Will the government jump on the bandwagon and blame these people for melting icebergs and homeless polar bears? Do they care? Driving around with that much power beneath you in your car hire vehicle, would you really worry about it?
Having said that, advancements are being made in the field of fuel consumption all the time and a prototype engine is currently being worked on that promises to save a massive twenty seven per cent fuel consumption.
When it comes to paying for our vehicle fuel, never make the mistake of using the pumps at a car hire firm. This is one rip off the companies use to fleece us big time. There are various ways you can choose to pay for fuel for car hire and one of those is to fill up at their depot. This is where you will find prices at up to forty per cent more expensive than high street petrol stations.
Another of their tricks is to take it full and return it full. However, you must ensure you fill it completely. If car hire staff can squeeze in any amount they will often charge you for re-fuelling of a complete tank.
While on the subject of car hire rip offs, take a closer look at insurances and extra cover that they try and encourage you to take out. Many are unnecessary and you will often be covered on other policies. If you have the time, before you use car hire it is worth checking these things out.
CDW is collision damage waiver. Despite already having insurance cover this is an extra that car hire companies offer to reduce the excess you would pay in the event of an accident.
Don’t be fooled into thinking this is enough. You can always take out the souper douper SCDW. Does exactly what CDW does but a little more so your liability is down to zero.
Car hire companies will also try on convincing you that you need TW – theft waiver. Protecting your liability against theft with the souper douper version also on offer. Is this not exactly what your basic insurance is for? Insure yourself against damage or theft then take out extra insurance just in case it gets damaged or stolen instead.
PI – personal insurance is offered by car hire companies and this will pay out if you kill yourself in an accident. Most useful!!
PEC – personal effects cover, pays out if your property is stolen from your vehicle. You may well find that your house insurance covers you for this, so check it out before you leave home and have to dig further into your pocket.
str8loco21 asked:
How many car sales can one make without a dealers license in California? I’ve heard somewhere theres a limit on sales or title transfers. If so how many? Also, does this include family transfers? Thanx
How many car sales can one make without a dealers license in California? I’ve heard somewhere theres a limit on sales or title transfers. If so how many? Also, does this include family transfers? Thanx
Fonejacker2007 asked:
Terry Tibbs enquiring about a Maserati 3200.
AssociatedPress asked:
Three major automakers are asking California’s Port of Long Beach for more storage space for their freshly imported cars. The AP’s John Mone reports on why this back up is bad news. (Nov. 21)
t0mewalker asked:
Car dealer commercial telling comsumers to **** off