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Car Sales Representative Bilingual (English / Spanish)

Dallas

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Are you a self-motivated, energetic, and determined individual looking to advance to the next level? Keep reading because we are looking for you!

Car Sales Representative Compensation and Benefits

  • Pay – Our commission structure allows you to earn $85,000 to $200,000 annually 
  • Health, vision, dental, and life insurance you can select a plan that best suits your lifestyle and your family needs after only 30 days of employment!
  • 401K- we will match 100% of what you contribute up to 4%.
  • Growth Opportunities - Tricolor is committed to providing employees with new career opportunities. 80% of our managers were previously sales representatives.
  • Employee discount program, training, learning opportunities, childcare, and more!

Car Sales Representative Qualifications

  • People Person - a dedicated individual who enjoys interacting with people and helping customers
  • Bilingual - English and Spanish
  • Driver´s License - valid with a clean record.
  • Open schedule - willing to work long hours
  • Able to pass a drug test and background check

Experience – Previous experience in customer service or sales is a plus, but not required. We will provide training to help you succeed.

Please apply if you have worked as a car sales representative, car dealership, auto sales, internet sales, retail sales, customer service, salesperson, salesman, saleswoman, automotive industry, social media, commission-based jobs, real estate, insurance, jewelry store

Car Sales Representative Responsibilities

  • Work in a high-energy and fast-paced environment
  • Phone calls and Post on social media
  • Car demonstrations and Test drives
  • Educate customers about financing options
  • Build relationships with customers

Discover the place where your career can thrive, and your potential is limitless.

Founded in 2007, Tricolor Holdings is an integrated retail and financial services company providing vehicle sales and financing to the Hispanic community in Texas, California, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico. We focus on providing the best customer experience across our retail and financing operations through mission-driven fulfillment of our desire to improve the lives of our customers. With over 60 Dealerships, 7 Service Centers, and our Corporate Offices, we are always looking for team players to join our family.

We support our incredible team of more than 1000 employees to achieve all their goals and we empower them by focusing on continuous improvement, taking advantage of our technology and using it with the energy and passion that we are known by.

Together we are CONFIANZA, PASION, ORGULLO y FAMILIA

Are you ready to be the face of Tricolor?

Apply today and join our growing team! If you're a good fit, we'll contact you for a phone interview soon. Employment is contingent on passing a background check and drug screening. Tricolor Holdings is a drug-free, Equal Opportunity Employer.

¡Esperamos recibir tu solicitud! We are looking forward to receiving your application!

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