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The six figure car salesperson
A how to book by DARREN ARNAUD
About me
Darren Arnaud
I have over two decades of experience training hundreds of sales managers and salespeople on how to profit by selling more cars to happy customers. This is a skill I can teach anyone. This book will walk you through the entire automotive sales process. Do you want to walk around your dealership being number one in sales or a five car Freddy? I can share with you how to be number one.
Accomplishments
#1 Truck Salesman at the #1 volume Ford dealership in the United States year after year!
Top Internet Manager for Ford five years in a row!
Broke several sales records for California Mazda dealership in only second month as General Manager!
General Sales Manager for the #2 volume Mercedes-Benz dealership in the United States!
General Manager of one of the fastest growing Mercedes-Benz dealerships in the United States!
Trained thousands of salespeople and sales managers to become successful in the automotive industry!
What they say
The Six figure Salesperson by Darren Arnaud is an absolute must read for anyone looking to be exactly that in the Automotive Sales field! The book is a great light read loaded with valuable information, true industry insight, and proven technique, based on real industry experience. Whether it's your first week on the floor or year 10, I highly recommend the read- you will make more money. Having the pleasure of working directly with Darren's Management I can say he is a true salesman and expert in his craft.
This book has been far more informative than other sales guides I have read. This book gives real solutions to real everyday objections, and a great guide for those new or seasoned to the business. There is no gimmick, or spouting of superlatives, just real useful word tracks and insight. I sell very high end cars and this is the only guide I have found to be useful in that niche market. Almost all the other guides I have read are fluff and "old school" tactics. Not this one, highly recommend.
