Posts Tagged ‘New Car Sales’
Dew asked:
for our Boss-owner.When I gave it to our New car sales manager who normally collects the money,She goes you must have not been as Bitchy as I was.She expected all employes to give 10 and managers 20.She would not settle for a resturant we picked but she is having our used sales manager go to columbus to get a gift card.I collected 150.00 what are your thoughs on this.I think people should give what they can.what are your thoughts?
for our Boss-owner.When I gave it to our New car sales manager who normally collects the money,She goes you must have not been as Bitchy as I was.She expected all employes to give 10 and managers 20.She would not settle for a resturant we picked but she is having our used sales manager go to columbus to get a gift card.I collected 150.00 what are your thoughs on this.I think people should give what they can.what are your thoughts?
itnnews asked:
The number of new car sales dropped by a fifth in December, says Nikki Rooke from The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders.
Melanie Taylor asked:
In the modern world, cars are often considered more of a necessity than a luxury. They get us to work; they get the kids to school in the morning; they enable us to visit family at the weekends. It would follow that sales of cars are a reasonable indicator of the strength of the average consumer’s finances.
A new report from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) shows that new car registrations fell by 21% in September, compared with August’s figures.
It was the fifth consecutive month that numbers of new car registrations had gone down, and the biggest drop so far – the closest was 18.6% between July and August.
Debt problems or careful planning?
So is this a serious indicator of the trouble the economy faces, or just a sign that people are taking care over their finances?
“It’s important to remember that this is a reflection of new car sales, and not necessarily car sales as a whole,” says a spokesperson for Debt Advisers Direct.
“It may well be that as we have seen with the supermarkets, consumers are simply keeping to a tighter budget. The market for second-hand cars could benefit, or perhaps people are just keeping their existing vehicles.”
But the spokesperson commented that the shift in spending behaviour still reflected a change in consumer attitudes brought on by the credit crunch. “A major factor will be the limitation in peoples’ ability to obtain credit. Sales of new cars rely almost entirely on credit, because very few people can afford to pay the full amount up front,” she said.
“Even for those who are still able to obtain car finance, many will be concerned about the risks surrounding the economy in general, and may want to avoid credit for fear of falling into debt.
“Likewise, some of those who were able to obtain car finance at the peak of the economic boom may now be suffering for it. As prices of other things such as energy and food rise, more and more people are at risk of debt problems, and the more debts you have, the higher the risk.”
The spokesperson added that anyone who does find themselves struggling with debt should not hesitate to seek the appropriate help.
“We advise anyone worried about their debts to contact an expert debt adviser as soon as possible,” she said. “They will talk you through your situation and help to find the best debt solution for you.”
In the modern world, cars are often considered more of a necessity than a luxury. They get us to work; they get the kids to school in the morning; they enable us to visit family at the weekends. It would follow that sales of cars are a reasonable indicator of the strength of the average consumer’s finances.
A new report from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) shows that new car registrations fell by 21% in September, compared with August’s figures.
It was the fifth consecutive month that numbers of new car registrations had gone down, and the biggest drop so far – the closest was 18.6% between July and August.
Debt problems or careful planning?
So is this a serious indicator of the trouble the economy faces, or just a sign that people are taking care over their finances?
“It’s important to remember that this is a reflection of new car sales, and not necessarily car sales as a whole,” says a spokesperson for Debt Advisers Direct.
“It may well be that as we have seen with the supermarkets, consumers are simply keeping to a tighter budget. The market for second-hand cars could benefit, or perhaps people are just keeping their existing vehicles.”
But the spokesperson commented that the shift in spending behaviour still reflected a change in consumer attitudes brought on by the credit crunch. “A major factor will be the limitation in peoples’ ability to obtain credit. Sales of new cars rely almost entirely on credit, because very few people can afford to pay the full amount up front,” she said.
“Even for those who are still able to obtain car finance, many will be concerned about the risks surrounding the economy in general, and may want to avoid credit for fear of falling into debt.
“Likewise, some of those who were able to obtain car finance at the peak of the economic boom may now be suffering for it. As prices of other things such as energy and food rise, more and more people are at risk of debt problems, and the more debts you have, the higher the risk.”
The spokesperson added that anyone who does find themselves struggling with debt should not hesitate to seek the appropriate help.
“We advise anyone worried about their debts to contact an expert debt adviser as soon as possible,” she said. “They will talk you through your situation and help to find the best debt solution for you.”
Lower taxes!!! asked:
I bought a new car last year. What tax form do I need and on what line do I write the total amount of sales tax I paid? Do I add the state and county tax together? I live in IL.
I bought a new car last year. What tax form do I need and on what line do I write the total amount of sales tax I paid? Do I add the state and county tax together? I live in IL.
Dave95002 asked:
I beleave it’s about 20% but I would like to find a site with “official” stats. I work at a Toyota dealership in Florida and we are at 30%. That’s just the front sales and not counting internet.
I beleave it’s about 20% but I would like to find a site with “official” stats. I work at a Toyota dealership in Florida and we are at 30%. That’s just the front sales and not counting internet.
dianabenazir asked:
Car sales, any car sales second hand or new car sales person, what kind of qualification is required, is it hard to be one, what kind of knowledge you need, please I need specification, I am really interested to be a car sales person so please give me details of how, what, and where is that I can make good money.
Car sales, any car sales second hand or new car sales person, what kind of qualification is required, is it hard to be one, what kind of knowledge you need, please I need specification, I am really interested to be a car sales person so please give me details of how, what, and where is that I can make good money.
Aaron C asked:
Just started a new job at a popular dealership. Wanted to know how I could possibly generate my own car sales leads.
Just started a new job at a popular dealership. Wanted to know how I could possibly generate my own car sales leads.