Help customers evaluate needs, demonstrate vehicle features and technology, answer questions, guide them through purchase processes, follow up before and after sales, and build long-term relationships and referrals.
Vehicle Product SpecialistHelp People Make Smart Buying Decisions
Not everyone wants a high-pressure sales job.
At Valley Nissan Mitsubishi, we're looking for people who genuinely enjoy helping others, solving problems, and building relationships.
Many of our best team members came from customer service, hospitality, retail, education, healthcare, and military backgrounds—not automotive sales.
If people naturally trust you, if friends ask you for advice before making big purchases, and if you enjoy helping customers find the right solution, this may be the career you've been looking for.
What You'll Do- Meet with customers and learn about their needs
- Demonstrate vehicle features and technology
- Answer questions and provide recommendations
- Guide customers through the purchase process
- Follow up with customers before and after the sale
- Create long-term relationships and referrals
- Paid training
- Guaranteed income during training
- Unlimited earning potential
- Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance
- Supportive team environment
- Advancement opportunities
- Strong communication skills
- Friendly and professional attitude
- Dependable and organized
- Comfortable with technology
- Desire to help people
- Valid driver's license
No automotive experience required.
If you've worked in customer service, retail, hospitality, healthcare, education, or the military, your experience may translate perfectly into this role.
Call Chuck Dunlap at (303) 776-0443 to learn more.
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