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Originally Posted by Seraphx7' date='Jun 1 2004, 11:07 AM
I would think you would need several years of experience to sell a Ferrari. thats an exotic and you are dealing with people that are well versed in exoticry. 
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Yes, and that is why Tommy Hilfinger bought a Enzo and was complaining it didnt have all the luxury items he was used to and he was very concerned that Ralph Lauren had not bought an Enzo yet and wanted to know why.
Dont be fooled a majority of your "high end" buyers are buying for status and nothing else. There are a few that buy because of what the car can do but I would venture a guess and say they are far and few between.
I would think a mid 50's man would like a hot 18 y/o to be his salesperson especially if said 18 y/o acted like he was sexy because he had a big wallet.
Dont be fooled a majority of your "high end" buyers are buying for status and nothing else. There are a few that buy because of what the car can do but I would venture a guess and say they are far and few between.
I would think a mid 50's man would like a hot 18 y/o to be his salesperson especially if said 18 y/o acted like he was sexy because he had a big wallet.
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Originally Posted by UniqueTII' date='Jun 1 2004, 12:21 PM
My dad wrote a nice letter to Mazda because I sold him his Protege; the dealer didn't do ****. They didn't even fill the damn gas tank like they were supposed to.
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Originally Posted by Jims5543' date='Jun 1 2004, 10:30 AM
I would think a mid 50's man would like a hot 18 y/o to be his salesperson especially if said 18 y/o acted like he was sexy because he had a big wallet.
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Originally Posted by Jims5543' date='Jun 1 2004, 02:30 PM
Yes, and that is why Tommy Hilfinger bought a Enzo and was complaining it didnt have all the luxury items he was used to and he was very concerned that Ralph Lauren had not bought an Enzo yet and wanted to know why.
Dont be fooled a majority of your "high end" buyers are buying for status and nothing else. There are a few that buy because of what the car can do but I would venture a guess and say they are far and few between.
I would think a mid 50's man would like a hot 18 y/o to be his salesperson especially if said 18 y/o acted like he was sexy because he had a big wallet.
Dont be fooled a majority of your "high end" buyers are buying for status and nothing else. There are a few that buy because of what the car can do but I would venture a guess and say they are far and few between.
I would think a mid 50's man would like a hot 18 y/o to be his salesperson especially if said 18 y/o acted like he was sexy because he had a big wallet.
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Originally Posted by Jims5543' date='Jun 1 2004, 02:30 PM
Yes, and that is why Tommy Hilfinger bought a Enzo and was complaining it didnt have all the luxury items he was used to and he was very concerned that Ralph Lauren had not bought an Enzo yet and wanted to know why.
Dont be fooled a majority of your "high end" buyers are buying for status and nothing else. There are a few that buy because of what the car can do but I would venture a guess and say they are far and few between.
I would think a mid 50's man would like a hot 18 y/o to be his salesperson especially if said 18 y/o acted like he was sexy because he had a big wallet.
Dont be fooled a majority of your "high end" buyers are buying for status and nothing else. There are a few that buy because of what the car can do but I would venture a guess and say they are far and few between.
I would think a mid 50's man would like a hot 18 y/o to be his salesperson especially if said 18 y/o acted like he was sexy because he had a big wallet.
-there arent many hot 18 year olds getting into selling cars
-not many high end dealerships are selling cars let alone hiring
I would start out by trying to sell Hyundai or something and move up
when you gain knowledge of how banks and all that other good stuff works
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Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Jun 1 2004, 09:40 PM
I would start out by trying to sell Hyundai or something and move up
when you gain knowledge of how banks and all that other good stuff works
when you gain knowledge of how banks and all that other good stuff works
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yea the job im gtting if i get it will be a receptionist...people always say i look older than i realy am..also the guy never asked my age yet so i'm not sure what he is going to do when he finds out..seems like a really nice guy..he remembered me when i walked in
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Originally Posted by rx7girltk' date='Jun 1 2004, 10:09 PM
yea the job im gtting if i get it will be a receptionist...people always say i look older than i realy am..also the guy never asked my age yet so i'm not sure what he is going to do when he finds out..seems like a really nice guy..he remembered me when i walked in
