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David Careers

Finance Manager

Posted 2 days ago

ourismanChantilly (VA)
Financial ManagersNew Car Dealers

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$100,000

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About the role

Finance Manager We are looking for a Finance Manager for our high volume store in Chantilly, Virginia! If you have prior experience working in automotive sales, enjoy working on a team, or are passionate about delivering excellent customer service, we want to talk to you! First year earning expectations should be over $100,000. Our commission pay plan is designed to unlock your full potential while rewarding you in the process. Serious applicants only please. We offer: Medical, Dental, VisionLife and Disability 401K with Company MatchPaid Vacation Brand new-modern facilityi PadPaid Training Flexible Schedule Career Advancement Uncapped PayGood Work/Life Balance
Responsibilities:
  • Develop a comprehensive menu selling process to help maximize the finance department's overall profitability and product penetration
  • Maintain a PVR of at least $1800 and VSC penetration of 45%Track portfolio with lenders
  • Review and inspect the flow of the department's paperwork on a daily basis to ensure a timely turn around on all deals
  • Demonstrate complete commitment to supporting the sales department in achieving its goals
  • Be an example of professional morals, ethics, and excellent customer service
  • Work closely with sales team on enforcement of proper selling methods
Requirements:
  • Minimum high school diploma or GED equivalent required
  • Excellent communication and customer service skills
  • Professional appearance and work ethic
Self-motivated Proven track record of achieving high profitability Ability to work within a fast paced environment Valid driver's license Must have dealership experience

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