Sell vehicles in high-traffic showrooms using inbound leads, CRM and digital retailing tools. Advise customers across luxury, mass-market, and utility inventory, negotiate and close deals, meet performance goals, and pursue bonuses. The role offers coaching, career advancement into F&I and sales management, and strongly prefers Spanish bilingual candidates.
High foot traffic, massive multi-brand inventory, and competitive compensation structures designed to reward high performers.
- Unmatched Earning Potential: High-traffic showrooms paired with aggressive compensation plans and performance-based bonuses designed to reward top producers.
- Massive Multi-Brand Inventory: Never lose a deal because you don't have the right car. Access luxury, mass-market, and utility vehicles across all five locations.
- Inbound Leads & Modern Tools: We supply our sales team with cutting-edge CRM software, digital retailing tools, and heavy local marketing campaigns to keep your pipeline full.
- Career Advancement: We strongly prefer to promote from within. Our top sales consultants regularly move into F&I, Sales Management, and Leadership roles across the group.
- Supportive & Driven Culture: Work alongside experienced sales managers who actively coach, train, and help you desk and close deals.
Bilingual in Spanish is strongly preferred.
Dial Auto Group Chicago, Illinois, USA Office
2711 S State St, Chicago, Illinois, United States, 60616
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Dial Auto Group Chicago, Illinois, USA Office
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