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UCD SALES MANAGER

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78610, Buda, TX
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78610, Buda, TX
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Lead and motivate the used car sales team, manage inventory and pricing, drive process improvements, ensure customer satisfaction, and recruit and train staff.
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Used Car Sales Manager – Leif Johnson Ford (Buda, TX)

Leif Johnson Ford is looking for an experienced, motivated Used Car Sales Manager to lead our pre-owned department at our Buda location. This is a high-impact leadership role with the opportunity to drive volume, profitability, and team development at one of the fastest-growing dealerships in Central Texas.

What You’ll Do:

  • Lead and motivate a dynamic sales team to achieve performance goals

  • Manage inventory, appraisals, pricing, and merchandising of all pre-owned vehicles

  • Drive process improvement to maximize profitability and customer satisfaction

  • Work closely with finance and service to ensure smooth deal flow and customer experience

  • Recruit, train, and mentor sales staff to build a strong, customer-focused team

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