Cant be mad at a breh for trying to eat... but car salesmen have got to be the worst

[intruder]

I would say it's clothing and grooming. If you're dressed like you can afford what they're selling.

There's a certain amount of cars you shoot for by the end of the month, and after a certain amount the money you get increases exponentially. It all depends on the dealership.

Rough example:

So let's say for each new car you sell you get $180 per car.

If you sell 5 cars that month that's $900 for that month.

If you go past 5 cars and sell 7, then your rate per car may increase to say $220 so now you're getting $1540

If you go past 10 cars, your rate goes to $250 so now you're getting $2500 for that month.

etc.

It's a numbers game. So dealers are tryna sell as many new cars as possible. Anyone who doesn't appear like they're looking to buy a car TODAY is getting the

LOL.

I always dress like polo shirt and jeans and clarks loafers so i doubt i look like money to them.
Also i always tell people im here to look and test drive and not buying today

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

Its a dirty game. Wife's stepdad moves a lot of volume (I wanna say like 20 cars a month) but he says the biggest problem is people's credit

He recently had a guy making good money in IT.... couldn't get a car because he had like 4 repos So a lot of the time he gets people who come in desperate like "put me in ANYTHING, just get me approved" and his challenge is just getting them a loan, not even selling them a car.

They should teach "personal credit management" in high school

 

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Only New cars, Used cars are asking to have your anal cavity probed at the dealers leisure.

If you have to go used, go certified used because at least there is a nationwide standard they have to uphold. Never buy a certified used from a dealer that doesnt sell that brand. ie Buy a certified used lexus from a mazda dealer- they lying. Most certified used at the dealer that are the same brand are ex-leases and their warantee will be good at any of the same dealer nationwide. You might spend a little bit more but its worth it and this is coming from experience. Most used cars that arent from a like dealer are trade-ins or bought off of auction so you dont know what you are getting

 

[1 other person]

If I was in the market to buy a used car, I would look at private sellers. I would go to a private seller, have a mechanic of my choice check out the car. Then I would get my own bank to finance the car or just pay straight up cash for it. That's just my opinion.