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Sales Executive (MISW)

Dick Lovett
Swindon
3 weeks ago
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About the Role

Join MINI Swindon as a Sales Executive and become part of an elite, top-performing team within the MINI network. With a rich brand heritage and an exciting future driven by new models and a growing market share, this is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced automotive sales professional to represent a truly iconic brand. If you’re motivated by excellence, passionate about premium vehicles, and eager to grow your career with one of the most successful MINI centres in the country, we’d love to hear from you!


Job Opportunity

  • Deliver a great experience with our new and used customers and manage enquiries through all channels including digital, phone and walk-ins
  • Provide customers with an unrivalled level of customer service from qualification to handover
  • Develop and maintain your knowledge of the MINI products and models through brand and group training
  • Maintain the high standards of MINI and Dick Lovett group


Essential Skills

  • At least two year of experience of being an automotive Sales Executive with a proven track record in sales
  • Driven to represent an iconic brand and excited by the opportunity to join a top-performing team
  • Excellent written and verbal communication
  • Full UK Driving Licence


If you are looking to progress as a Sales Executive and want to expand your knowledge of new models as they emerge, joining an official manufacturer is the best way to develop. You will receive full manufacturer training and future proof your career for new technologies as they emerge into the car industry.

This is an FCA regulated role which is subject to Fit & Proper Checks.


Benefits

  • Private Medical Insurance
  • Health cash plan – Claim back medical costs
  • Rewards platform – Gym & high street discounts
  • 25 Days Holiday (plus Bank Holidays)
  • Contributory Pension Scheme
  • Regular Pay Reviews
  • Life Assurance
  • Servicing, Parts and Accessories Discounts
  • Employee Assistance Programme
  • Staff Referral Scheme
  • Learning and Development
  • Enhanced Family Leave
  • Volunteering Opportunities
  • Onsite Parking

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