car sales executive

technician

business development center representative

sales manager

diesel technician

Chevrolet

I got to interact and had an opportunity to sell peoples dream cars to them such as; Corvettes, Comaros, and Silverados! I got to meet serious car collectors, people with large families, newly married couples, and so much more! I had very good bosses and i could make big commissions on used cars!

The worst part of the job is that many customers would confirm appointments and wouldn't show up! A lot of cold hours of calling. A few costumers I had didn't understand technologies put in their cars that makes them more expensive with 2 customers who hadn't bought a car in 20 years! What I mean is that some customers don't even have the patience to learn the new car technologies! With customers like this I would skip to the test drive.

Test driving with customers and making them feel like they had a valued purchase was rewarding to me!

Come into work never knowing if I'm going to have any work that day, but tech's around me seem to be slightly busier than I am due to convenience of location of techs, and favoratism due to length of employment.  Love the fellow techs i work with, they help me if needed as I do for them. Hardest part of my day is the waiting around for work, you lose some motivation standing around half the day. I enjoy seeing the finished product, and knowing that I've accomplished something. I have learned a lot from my time here, from the guys I work with. I've learned that management plays a crucial role in the workplace, and there lack of effort for there employees makes for a stressful enviorment.

I started out as a porter ONLY because I had to. I applied for sales.  Porting was a simple job. Driving cars. I was promised that I’d get a sales position once one opened up.  I asked multiple times to squeeze me in with no luck.  They hired other sales people while I was an employee and had been asking for the position.  This made me upset.  Also the sales team gets a lot of slack because they make them the big bucks so when it came to wardrobe they turned the other cheek.  If I wore jeans or something outside the policy, I would get a talking to and have to change.  I’d say the tough part of being a porter was dealing with the heat in my opinion. Weather was definitely challenging on rainy days.  Other than that it was simple.  

It was with a sad heart I had to return to Florida because working with the team at Asheville Chevy, was the closest I found to friendship and trust in the automotive industry. The Service Manager is a fair and knowledgeable man that has great ideas to improve customer retention and service CSI scores. My co-workers were second to none as fellow service advisors. They will be the comparison bar that I will set for future employers and peers.

THIS PLACE IS BUSY. I have never seen anything like it. There is a CONSTANT workload and when you are paid on commission you don't want to be standing around all day. I have never worked with a more put together facility.They have great writers and the Parts department has just about anything you need IN STOCK. In fact, I see other local dealers in here all the time picking up parts. If you are looking for a place to retire this is it.The people make the place what it is, great people to work with. NOT the typical dealership.

Company will hire pretty much anyone... after you complete the interview and pass background/drug screening they basically tell you to "go start selling cars now!" Problem here is you aren't selling f**kin MnM's you're selling $20,000+ vehicles to people with literally zero knowledge on the process... they let you sink or swim and with this set up it's no wonder people almost always sink. Crazy that sales management won't invest in their sales people even though they can bring in hundreds of thousands in revenue if they are trained right. 

Not a good place to work management is terrible inconsiderate extremely rude and selfish if you are looking to grow within the company then you will want to keep looking the business office will drain you of all your energy and you will feel like you are trapped in a jail cell until you quit working for them service parts and sales is a better option stay away from the business office

Don’t get me wrong this job is a a good job but there are some pros and cons. First you have to be a man realistically because all the men (besides some) are gross and VERY pervy. I honestly could go on about it but to save you some time I wont.  Management was iffy, there always seemed to be an issue either with customers cars or the techs fixing the vehicles. I wouldn’t recommend bringing your vehicle there but working there depending who you are is alright.

Head management and sales department are unacceptably disrespectful to customers and staff. Staff is asked to do ridiculous tasks that in no way relate to job description. Head management is incapable of taking accountability and redirects blame any chance they get. In summary, work here if you enjoy being treated like gum on the bottom of someone’s shoe

Answer phone calls, make outgoing prospect phone calls, set up appointments, show vehicles to potential clients, learn the inside and outs of the vehicles you are selling, overcome sell objections, stay on top of meeting quota for the month

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Car sales executive 3 salaries reported	$75,000 per year
Technician 1 salary reported	$50.00 per hour
Business development center representative 4 salaries reported	$18.06 per hour
Sales manager 5 salaries reported	$155,400 per year
Diesel technician 3 salaries reported	$38.00 per hour

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