Used Car Purchasing Specialist

• Receive in-bound calls and make out-bound calls to schedule appointments for sellers to meet with the Used Car Buying Center Manager or Used Car Purchasing Specialist
• Appraise vehicles on site and remotely using digital software
• Obtain Buying Center Manager's approval to purchase pre-owned vehicles
• Communicate purchase price to customer and inform Buying Center Manager if customer accepts or wants to negotiate further
• Assist Buying Center Manager with obtaining purchase documents and have customer properly complete purchase documents
• Obtain vehicle keys from customer and transport vehicle to Servco Pre-owned lot

• High School graduate or equivalent
• Business or Auto Technology degree preferred
• Minimum of two years of customer service work experience
• Valid driver's license and clean driving record
• Ability to operate standard shift preferred
• Auto sales or vehicle appraisal work experience preferred
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Strong customer relations skills
• Knowledge of automotive makes and models
• Basic proficiency with Word and Excel
• Dealer Track, Dealer socket, Roadster, and/or ACV Max Digital experience preferred
• Multi-tasker and able work in a fast-paced work environment
• Detail oriented with strong math/financial skills
• Must be customer savvy, a team player, and able to adapt to changes
• * Compensation: $17/hour base pay + commission earned on every vehicle purchased. Total earning potential, including incentives, is performance-based and dependent on individual job performance.
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Equal Opportunity Employer and Drug-Free Workplace

Are you customer service oriented and have a good understanding of assessing pre-owned vehicles? Servco is looking for a Used Car Purchasing Specialist to assist with purchasing pre-owned vehicles directly from customers at our Used Car Buying Center.

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