Car Sales Executive

Chiswick
1 year ago
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Exciting Opportunity: Sales Executive Role - Premium Automotive Brand

Salary: £20,000 per annum + uncapped commission + company car

Location: Chiswick, West London

Are you a driven, results-oriented sales professional looking for an exciting opportunity to work with a leading global automotive brand? We're seeking a highly motivated Sales Executive to join a fast-growing, dynamic dealership group in Chiswick. If you have a passion for cars, a proven sales record, and an eagerness to exceed targets, this could be your next big career move!

What's in It for You?

Competitive Salary of £20,000 with uncapped commission - unlimited earning potential!
Company Car - represent a premium brand while driving in style.
Career Growth within a rapidly expanding dealer group offering excellent progression opportunities.
Training and Support - receive the resources and training needed to succeed and grow your sales career.
Be Part of a Winning Team - work with passionate, customer-focused professionals who are as dedicated to excellence as you are.Your Role:

As a Sales Executive, you will be the face of the dealership, guiding customers through the sales process from start to finish. From showcasing vehicles to discussing finance options, insurance, and additional products, you'll be instrumental in providing an exceptional, tailored experience for every customer.

You'll need to be a persuasive communicator, a skilled negotiator, and most importantly, someone who can turn prospects into loyal customers. Every sale is an opportunity to build long-term relationships, and your commitment to delivering outstanding customer service will ensure your success.

What We're Looking For:

Proven Sales Experience: At least 1 year of experience in a sales-driven role, in the automotive industry, with a strong track record of meeting and exceeding targets.
Financial Acumen: Able to manage financial aspects of the sale, including financing options and add-on products.
Customer-Focused: Passionate about delivering an exceptional customer experience every time, ensuring satisfaction and building trust.
Drive and Ambition: Motivated, energetic, and hungry to succeed. You know what it takes to close deals and meet goals, and you're ready to take on new challenges.Why Join Us?

Unlimited Earning Potential: With an uncapped commission structure, the harder you work, the more you earn.
Career Progression: With dealerships across multiple locations, you'll have opportunities to advance and grow within a thriving company.
Supportive Environment: Work with a team that values collaboration and success. We'll provide the training and support you need to reach your full potential.
Prestigious Brand Representation: Represent a globally recognized automotive brand that's known for its design, performance, and innovation.If you're an ambitious, results-driven sales professional with a passion for delivering outstanding customer experiences, we want to hear from you!

Apply now and take the next step in your sales career with a premium brand that offers exciting opportunities for growth and success

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