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Livre 2 sur 8: The Car Sales Survival Series

Huddleston, Bruce

 
9781972179864: THE FOUR TYPES OF BUYERS IN CAR SALES: How to Read Any Customer and Sell to the Number They Care About

Synopsis

Every customer is watching one number. Sell to the wrong one, and you lose the deal.

New on the car sales floor? Here's the truth nobody explained on your first day: not every customer is buying the same thing. One is locked on the price of the car. Another only cares what you'll give them for their trade. The next is doing math on the difference between the two. And a whole lot of them are watching one thing only, the monthly payment.

Run the same pitch on all of them, and you'll lose deals you had every right to win. The customer walks, and you never even know why.

The Four Types of Buyers in Car Sales is the first book in the Working the Deal series, written by Bruce Huddleston, a thirty-five year automotive veteran who worked every level of the business from the showroom floor to the general manager's office. In this short, straight-talking guide, he hands you the framework that took him years to learn the hard way.

Inside, you'll learn how to:

  • Spot the four buyer types by reading the one number each customer keeps circling back to
  • Tell a real signal from a conditioned question every shopper asks out of habit
  • Sell to the cash buyer without getting rattled by the "go ask your boss" push
  • Handle the trade buyer's pride, walk the trade the right way, and never kill a deal by running the car down
  • Work both ends of the deal for the difference buyer who doesn't care how you get there
  • Guide the payment buyer without playing finance man and talking yourself out of a sale
  • Stop guessing, start asking, and quit losing deals to assumptions you never needed to make

This isn't theory. Every chapter ends with a real story from the floor, the wins and the misses, so you see each buyer in action instead of just reading about them. No corporate fluff. No buzzwords. Just the honest, practical playbook Huddleston used to train hundreds of salespeople and build a career that lasted.

If you're new to the car business and tired of watching customers walk, this book will change how you sell, starting on your next up.

Get your copy today and start reading your customers like a pro.

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À propos de l'auteur

Bruce Huddleston spent nearly four decades in the automotive sales industry - starting as a new salesperson on the showroom floor and working his way through sales management and general management across new car franchises, independent dealerships, and buy-here-pay-here operations.That career didn't just build experience. It built a library.Bruce writes practical, no-nonsense guides for sales professionals who want real systems they can use on Monday morning - not theory. His flagship title, The Complete Car Sales Survival Guide, anchors the Car Sales Survival Series, a growing collection that includes ten focused micro-books covering every critical moment in the automotive sales process, from the first ten seconds on the lot to handling objections and closing with confidence.Bruce is also the founder of Bedrock Heritage Publishing, a conservative-minded independent publisher focused on books that matter - including sales and professional development, devotionals, poetry, self-help, anxiety and depression journaling, and children's books rooted in Christian values.His first fiction title, Second Chance: Veil, is scheduled for release later this year.Whether you're a new salesperson trying to survive your first month or a manager looking for tools to develop your team, Bruce's books give you the straight talk the industry rarely offers.

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