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An exciting opportunity for a Car Sales Executive within the Hinckley area has arisen for our Motor Trade Client.

Working within a dealership, the successful Car Sales Executive will be representing a volume Automotive Brand and will be well versed in providing exceptional levels of customer service.

Benefits:

Uncapped commission structure with high earning potential
Company vehicle
25 days annual leave + 8 bank holidays (33 days total)
Contributory pension scheme
Staff car purchase and servicing discounts
Manufacturer training and development programmes
Staff referral scheme
Birthday and year-end giftsDuties:

Maintaining an outstanding product knowledge of the cars and vehicles you are selling
Ensuring that you are providing an excellent level of customer service
Carrying out Vehicle Demonstrations and Test Drives
Meeting Car Sales Targets
Advising on and upselling on finance, insurance and accessories.For your hard work as a Car Sales Executive for our client you can expect to earn an OTE of £60000 per annum.

It is essential that you hold a current UK driving Licence and have a real passion for Car Sales and the Motor Trade.

To apply for this position, please forward your CV to Tom Thacker quoting the job reference number or call our office for a chat about this position.

Perfect Placement are the UK’s Leading Automotive Recruitment Agency so if you are looking for a new job within the Motor Trade get in contact today.

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