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David Careers

Sales Manager - Korum Ford Lincoln

Posted 5 days ago

recruitment hqPuyallup (WA)
Sales ManagersNew Car Dealers

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$100,000 to $140,000

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About the role

Auto Sales Manager Korum Ford-Lincoln is seeking a top level experienced Auto Sales Manager. We are growing and need automotive sales management leaders to help our team boost their sales volume. You will be working directly with executive leadership, and have all the tools to succeed. A proven record of sales volume, profit, and customer satisfaction is a must. Ford Lincoln experience is highly desired. Previous automotive management experience is required for this position. Top applicants will have prior experience with managing teams of sales representatives, worked with CRM software, and have knowledge of inventory control. Qualified applicants need to be high energy, outgoing, and willing to work hand in hand with our sales team. Come join the Korum Ford-Lincoln!
Benefits: Generous pay plan with $100,000 to $140,000 expected first year. State of the art facility, with all the tools to be successful. Huge and loyal client base, and aggressive advertising to support you. Benefits available – Health, Dental, 401k, PTOGiant inventory in stock to sell, and qualified team of salespeople to sell them.
Responsibilities: Manage showroom floor traffic and sales team response. Track daily and monthly sales targets and keep team goal oriented. Be an ambassador for the store and seek sales and profit with integrity. Keep consistently high customer satisfaction scores. Maintain data and reports for executive leadership. Assist in merchandising, inventory control, and appraisals. Call 844-HIRE-STAFF for additional questions.

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