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Originally Posted by Rovin4life

getting into a dealership anywhere as a tech or a salesmen is all about luck.

You need a few years selling cars and then running your own team and really getting a grasp of the financing before getting a job as LR jag manager.

but the main thing is the motivating the guys underneath you. And yes there are training courses for selling various products including for sales managers.

Did you check to see that the fuel pump relay isnt damaged.

Actually I just had it towed to a local repair shop. The guy that towed it took a look and said there was no fuel pressure, so I'm guessing it has a lot to do with that. As for the dealership job, I've heard in the training they try to instill "pressure" tactics, which I won't stand for. I told mother that if they try to make me sell by pressuring people I would simply walk out. I'm a firm believer that if you're selling a product, it should be a product that you yourself would use or trust. I think most people go into a dealership looking for a new car to suit their needs and wants, I am the person that will match them with the car they need that's within their means. I am excited about this, because I think it would be fun and gratifying to match a family/people with a car they'll be happy driving and not feel they made a mistake in buying as a result of being pressured into the purchase. I really don't care what car it is; if it's a Kia or Scion, so be it. However, I will not stand for using forcefull tactics in selling, this is especially true for people who can barely afford it. On a side note, I'm very hungry, going to grab some food.