Car Sales Executive

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1 month ago
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We are representing our client in the recruitment of a qualified Car Sales Executive to join their reputable dealership in Southwater, West Sussex. This is an excellent opportunity for a driven individual to progress their career as a Car Sales Executive within a professional environment that values customer satisfaction and staff development. The Car Sales Executive role is central to the success of the dealership, and our client is seeking candidates who are passionate about sales and customer service.

Benefits:

Competitive basic salary of £20,000 per annum, with a realistic OTE exceeding £45,000
Uncapped earning potential based on individual performance
Flexible working hours: 5.5 days per week, with Sundays on a rota
Generous holiday allowance: 23 days annual leave plus bank holidays
Employee discount schemes and onsite parking facilities
Company car options, subject to availability and preference
Ongoing training and development supportDuties:

Guide customers confidently through the vehicle purchasing process, providing expert advice and support
Build and maintain strong relationships with customers to foster loyalty and encourage repeat business
Achieve and surpass monthly sales targets to support dealership success
Arrange and conduct test drives and vehicle demonstrations
Stay informed of new models, promotions, and offers to assist customers effectively
Deliver high-quality customer service to ensure customer satisfaction and increased conversion ratesCandidate requirements:

Previous experience in car sales is preferred; motivated individuals from other sales backgrounds are encouraged to apply
Excellent communication, negotiation, and interpersonal skills
Proactive, ambitious, and comfortable working in a fast-paced environment
Full UK driving licence is essential
Professional attitude with a focus on delivering outstanding customer experienceThis Car Sales Executive position presents an excellent opportunity for motivated sales professionals seeking to enhance their career. If the Car Sales Executive role aligns with your ambitions, please contact Liam Buffenbarger at Perfect Placement for a confidential discussion. Our team specialises in automotive recruitment and is committed to connecting candidates with leading roles across the UK.

To explore more Motor Trade opportunities or to submit your application for the job, do not hesitate to get in touch today

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