Finance & Insurance (F&I) Manager - Automotive
$104,000 - $240,000 per year
ApplyFinance & Insurance (F&I) Manager - Automotive
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$104,000 - $240,000 per year
About the role
- Present and sell all F&I products while maintaining a customer-first experience.
- Structure and secure financing through a wide network of prime and subprime lenders.
- Maintain strong relationships with lending partners.
- Maximize product penetration while following applicable compliance requirements.
- Ensure contracts are funded quickly and accurately.
- Review deal structure with sales management to maximize profitability.
- Deliver an outstanding finance experience from start to finish.
- What Matters Most
- Vehicle Service Contracts (VSC)GAP Protection
- Tire & Wheel Protection
- Efficient Funding & Contract Accuracy
- Compliance & Deal Structure
- Customer Satisfaction
- Minimum 3 years of Automotive F&I experience(Required).Proven track record in ahigh-volume dealership environment .Strong knowledge of bothprime and subprime financing .Demonstrated success sellingVSC, GAP, Tire & Wheel, and other aftermarket products.
- Strong understanding offunding requirementsandlender stipulations .Excellentclosing , communication, andrelationship-buildingskills.
- Valid driver’s license .Spanish (Required) .Preferred Experience and Tools
- Experience with
- Dealertrack , RouteOne, or similar dealership software (preferred).Technologies
- Industry-Leading Compensation
- Paid Vacation
- Paid Holidays
- Advancement Opportunities
- Stable, Year-Round Business
- High-Volume Opportunity
- Employee discount
- Referral program
- Application Questions
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