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You are usually gonna be working 60-70 hour weeks. Usually 1 day off scheduled, but your customer can only come in that day to buy the car. Almost all of car sales are commission based; that means if you dont sell a car, you dont get paid. No overtime. Doesnt matter how much youre there. Sell cars, make money. Can't sell a car if you arent at work. More @Wikipedia
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- First day as a car salesman tips? : r/sales - RedditYeah a little bit, but that's car sales, and at the end of the day, it was a "you scratch my back, I scratch yours" relationship. He got to feel like a mentor, closer, and top dog, the managers heard about it which made him look even better, and I made a couple grand extra a month on deals I couldn't close alone.
- FAQ's about a career in car sales : r/askcarsales - RedditA sales job at a good dealership is like being an independent contractor, or running your own business, except that no initial investment is required. You do have to be able to work independently and without supervision. There is support (at a good dealership), but in the end - it is between you and the buyer. Is car sales worth it?
- Is it worth getting a career in car sales now? : r/askcarsales - RedditEspecially if your buddy wasn’t in car sales before these last two years. If he’s consistently pulling down that money and has been for 4-5 years then sure, but if he started in car sales this year or last year, if he’s been riding the pandemic payplan he’s gonna make 90-100k this year and work more than he did last.
- How much do car salesmen REALLY make? : r/askcarsales - RedditAlso factor in that car sales is one of the most toxic work environments ever, and it's not unusual to get it from all sides (customers, managers and other sales people). I now work in an industry that is generally regarded as having toxic culture (biglaw), and it is nothing compared to car sales. Finally, consider the hours worked.
- What is being a new car salesman really like? : r/cars - RedditCar Salesmen for GM. 10 Months Experience Came from admin for Bank of Montreal I sell new cars, I wouldn't recommend it for everyone. Since I started working I've seen new people come and go like a revolving door. Car sales especially has the highest rate of turnover. I get a salary that is minimum wage. And make commission ontop of it.
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