Automotive Sales Person - Peterborough

Job opportunity

Expected salary range

$100,000

Job status

Full-time

Location

Automotive Management Company
Fraserville, NS, Canada

Workplace

On site

Job Description

Join Our Automotive Sales Team in Peterborough!

Unleash your passion for cars and elevate your career with a high-energy, customer-focused role. Enjoy a Management Training Program designed to fast-track your growth into a General Manager position. Gain hands-on experience in client acquisition, vehicle and inventory management, finance structuring, payroll, compliance, and team leadership. Thrive in a dynamic environment with some of Canada's most reputed brands and a supportive team dedicated to your success.

Why Choose Us?

  • Competitive salary: C$70,000 - C$100,000 yearly
  • Comprehensive management training
  • Exposure to diverse dealership operations
  • Dynamic and growth-oriented work culture

Kick-start your journey to dealership leadership with The 401 Group today!

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Automotive Management Company

Automotive Management Company

🚗 Passionate about cars? Join The 401 Group's automotive sales team in Peterborough and turn your enthusiasm into a rewarding career! With competitive pay and a fast-track management training program, this opportunity is perfect for energetic, outgoing individuals ready to lead and thrive in a dynamic automotive environment. 🌟 Don't miss your chance to grow with one of Canada's fastest-growing elite automotive groups!

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