<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by jambo:
I understand that some (i mean) most of you do not like dealers, That is a given (i do understand). But where is the holiday spirit? All hummerman did was ask a question (which was legit) If it had been anyone else most of you would have said be more specific. I think I am right about this from reading the other threads.
Just to clear up a few things, Hummerman is our director of sales (hummer and commercial). I never read where he said he owned the dealership. I have worked with or have done business with him for almost 12 years, He does know most phases of the car biz.
In house is the answer, But the man to ask was not here becouse of the holidays. We thought our freindly forum may be able to help???????
As for DRTYFN,I will not sleep until YOU can rebuild or find a way to have confidence in our dealership.lol
HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL (I really mean that).<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I will say this, if I owned the dealership and the both of you were managers, you would be let go immediately. You have to represent yourselves professionaly to be taken seriously or you do nothing but muddy the reputation of the dealer you work for.
Jambo, if you want to get into semantics, THE HUMMERMAN said, "I never said I did not enjoy being a dealer. Been doing it for the past 13 years..." The dealer is the person listed on the agreement with the car manufacturer and is usually the owner of the business. THE HUMMERMAN's profile said he was born in 1974 and he says he's been a dealer for 13 years, so it smacks in the face of credibility.
The two of you have done very little to provide any credibility to your dealership, just giving the same BS crying about how hard it is being a dealer. A dealership is made by it's managers and the personality of the dealership reflects the personalities of those managers and you are reflecting very poorly on yours.
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