AUTOMOTIVE FINANCE MANAGER
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About the role
Automotive Finance Manager Johnson City Acura Mazda Johnson City Acura Mazda, part of the Umansky Automotive Group, is excited to announce our all-new remodeled dealership and our continued growth in the Tri-Cities market. We are looking for a top-tier Automotive Finance Manager to join our winning team. This is a rare opportunity to be part of a modern, state-of-the-art dealership with strong leadership, a thriving sales operation, and unlimited career growth potential. What Were Looking For: Proven Automotive Finance (F&I) experience is required. Ability to structure deals that maximize profit while maintaining compliance and customer satisfaction. Strong knowledge of lender programs, extended service contracts, and aftermarket products. Excellent communication, leadership, and organizational skills. A professional who thrives in a fast-paced, customer-focused environment. Dealertrack Routeone Vinsolutions A Plus
What We Offer:
Brand-new remodeled Acura & Mazda dealership with cutting-edge facilities.
A supportive management team focused on growth and success.
Competitive pay plan with six-figure income potential.
Full benefits package including health, dental, vision, 401(k), and more.
Opportunity for advancement within a growing dealer group.
If you are an experienced Finance Manager looking for a long-term career with real growth potential, we want to talk to you!
Apply today and take your career to the next level at Johnson City Acura Mazda!
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