Mazda Auto Sales Pro

[VryfastRR]

Work for the fastest growing automotive dealer group in Colorado!

We have the training the tools you need succeed!

Groove Mazda is hiring for immediate FT sales postions.

You MUST possess the following:
1. A sales or hospitality background preferred but not required.
2. A self-starter
3. Pay great attention to the details.
4. Organizational skills.
5. The ability to work well with others.

We offer medical, dental, paid vacation, 401k, and a $2000.00 base salary for the first 60 days.

This is a position which includes Saturdays, evenings and the ability to be on your feer for 8+ hours a day.

If you are interested let me know. :w00t:

[grim]

I am assuming after the 60 days its purely commission?

[VryfastRR]

Correct, I have been here for 3 years and average around $5000 a month so it's a good paying job for someone that is interested.

[grim]

I'm not interested i was just curious.

Thanks

[Ghosty]

Just curious, about how many hours do you have to work to earn $5k/mo.? Roughly how many cars do you have to sell personally every month? (I know there are a lot of variables, just asking for averages). Not for me, but I have a friend that is thinking of making a career change.

[Zach929rr]

Its probably different from place to place, but I heard you can make a pretty comfortable living @ 7 car/mo.

[Ghost]

Its probably different from place to place, but I heard you can make a pretty comfortable living @ 7 car/mo.

Totally depends on the dealership pay structure, the brand, the competition and what you made per deal.

7 cars could mean $350 if your dealership does $50 minis and you did a bunch of nothing deals.

On the other hand, you could make $7000 if they all fell in your lap.

That's the thing about selling cars, it's all commission so it's all variable and nothing is guaranteed.

As to hours, you have to be there to sell anything, so you figure out what you need to do to make what you can.

But, you WILL be there every Saturday, period.

And, fwiw, most bonuses don't kick in until after 8 cars.

[~Barn~]

I absolutely love the Service Team at Groove. Kenny, Spencer, Dan.... Don't replace any of those guys. =)

[VryfastRR]

Its probably different from place to place, but I heard you can make a pretty comfortable living @ 7 car/mo.

Selling 10-12 would get you a nice paycheck. Our store sells 80ish cars a month and we currently have 4 sales people so you can do the math on that.:shocked:

[Dr. Joe Siphek]

I would kick arse at selling cars, but I refuse to work saturdays and late evenings...so I guess i will continue selling mod buildings. If i were a single guy, i wouldn't hesitate to jump on this.

[Jmetz]

I can sell the shit outta some shit. Except when I have to as a job. :lol:

[Dr. Joe Siphek]

Dude...you have some of the funniest one liners ever!!!

[Jmetz]

It's a gift. Unfortunately I suck at everything else.

[Wrider]

It's a gift. Unfortunately I suck at everything else.

Except for selling shit when you aren't doing it for a living...

[Zach929rr]

Selling 10-12 would get you a nice paycheck. Our store sells 80ish cars a month and we currently have 4 sales people so you can do the math on that.:shocked:

Wow that's a lot of work. Hopefully they have built a recurring customer to base as opposed to chasing new leads all the time.

[Ghost]

Wow that's a lot of work. Hopefully they have built a recurring customer to base as opposed to chasing new leads all the time.

Consider the buying cycle of most people is 3+yrs, so while you can try to cultivate referrals from your customers, waiting for them to return every 3 years isn't a feasible business strategy, so yes, you'll be sourcing new leads every day if you want to succeed.

[VryfastRR]

Bump. We are still adding people.