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During your auto sales training, you have been taught how to get the customer in, demonstrate the features, and agree on a price. A few things you haven’t been taught is what the customer really wants to know; is this the right car, does it have the right features I need, is this the best price, am I on the right lot and is this really the right time to buy? These are all important questions to the customer and you are the one who must answer them.

When a customer enters your lot, 7 out of 10 want to buy the same day. With this being said, you want to be the auto salesperson that sells to them. To get the sale, here are a few tips and strategies to help you along.

You know that customers always have an idea about what car and what features are right for them. These conditions must be met in order for them to take that important leap and buy. In order to close the deal, you must figure out the answers to five key questions. The answers will help you tailor your sales pitch to your customer and close the deal.

Communicating with prospects can be a time consuming and tedious chore. From cold-calling to appointment setting, you can spend hours each week trying to drum up business and that does not take into account the amount of time you spend sending out mailers about sales and promotional events. Learning to utilize available technology to streamline the communication process is vital when dealing with prospective sales.

Getting ahead in the car business is the goal of many salesmen. With all the pressure to perform, it is easy to loose sight of what is important. The fundamentals of sales are easy to forget. Getting back on track with sales fundamentals will get you ahead in the sales business.

Most car salesmen know that making sales requires lots of prospects. After all, making sales is simply a numbers game. Being able to close 80% of your prospects means nothing, if you only get two customers a week. So how can you make sure you get enough people to sell to? The simple fact is you have to advertise. Your car lot may run television and radio ads but it is up to you to advertise yourself.

Many car salespeople today understand that increasing sales numbers means attracting more prospects. After all, the sales industry is based on a game of ratios and numbers. If you can close 8 of every ten prospects you won’t be very happy if it takes a year to get ten prospects. What can you do to increase the number of prospects you get each week? It is simple; you have to get the word out. While your dealership will run radio and television ads they do not always bring you more customers. Only you can insure that your customers ask for you personally.

No customer every purchases a new car without having an objection along the way. If they did car sales training wouldn’t be necessary. In order to make car sales you have to understand that objections are a normal part of the process. Understanding the top three objections will help you to prepare and respond correctly to your customer. In many cases you can eliminate the objection before it can even be brought up. Here are tips to do just that.