Vehicle Acquisition Buyer
pedder auto groupLake Elsinore (CA)
About the role
Lake Elsinore CDJR Vehicle Acquisition Buyer The Pedder Automotive Group was founded in 2008 by Owner David Pedder. The family owned and operated dealer group has 8 dealerships in Southern California, representing Nissan, Hyundai, Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram brands. The eight (8) locations are – Pedder Nissan, Raceway Nissan, Temecula Nissan, Hemet CDJR, Lake Elsinore CDJR, Pedder Hyundai of Poway, Pedder CDR+J of Poway and Pedder Hyundai of Moreno Valley. The Lake Elsinore CDJR Vehicle Acquisition Buyer is responsible for receiving, processing, verifying, and distributing information from both inbound and outbound calls, to include but not limited to inquiries on trade ins and pre-owned vehicles, internet leads, and providing general information by providing exceptional service, meeting their individual needs and exceeding their expectations.
Responsibilities:
Purchase and appraise used car inventory Develop and maintain a buying network Review trade in and appraisals through already established processes Market to customers selling their vehicles Qualifications: Dealership experience preferred, but not required. We will train the right individual Previous experience with purchasing and appraising used cars a plus Lead outstanding customer service and high employee engagement programs and systems Exceptional communication skills Pricing analyst experience a plus.
Job Type:
Full-time Benefits: 401(k) Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance
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