Take over difficult automotive sales negotiations, structure deals, calculate payments, assess trade-ins, align credit profiles with lender guidelines, and address pricing or financing objections. Collaborate with the Finance and Insurance team to promote GAP and service contracts, while coaching sales consultants during live negotiations. Requires automotive sales and closing experience, F&I knowledge, valid driver’s and salesperson licenses, CRM and DMS proficiency, and strong communication skills.
Automotive Closer
(Closer) role involves taking over stalled or difficult negotiations from sales reps to secure the sale. You will calculate payments, assess trade-ins, and align credit profiles with lender guidelines. Additionally, you will overcome final pricing, financing, or trade-in concerns to close deals effectively. Collaboration with the F&I team to introduce protection products like GAP and service contracts to boost back end profit is essential. Floor coaching sales consultants on effective techniques during live negotiations is also part of the role.
Responsibilities- Deal Closing: Take over stalled or difficult negotiations from sales reps to secure the sale.
- Deal Structuring: Calculate payments, assess trade-ins, and align credit profiles with lender guidelines.
- Objection Handling: Overcome final pricing, financing, or trade-in concerns.
- F&I Collaboration: Introduce protection products like GAP and service contracts to boost back end profit.
- Floor Coaching: Train sales consultants on effective techniques during live negotiations.
- Experience: 2 to 3 years of direct automotive sales and closing experience.
- F&I Knowledge: Familiarity with credit analysis, lender approvals, and retail math.
- Licensing: Valid driver’s license and state vehicle salesperson license.
- Software: Proficiency with CRM and dealership management systems (DMS).
- Skills: Strong communication, active listening, and bilingual abilities are a plus.
Compensation and benefits details will be provided during the interview process.
About the CompanySubaru of Glendale is a dedicated dealer committed to providing exceptional automotive experiences in Glendale, CA. We pride ourselves on our customer-focused approach and a supportive work environment that empowers our team to succeed.
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