Controlled Wander Around
Building Rapport
&
Investigating
Closing
Demonstration
&
Presentation
1st Impression and Greeting
100

This step requires open-ended questions to get to know your guest.

What is Building Rapport

100

This the percentage of people who buy from salespeople they like.

What is 71%

100

This is where your closing sequence starts.

What is the Landmark.

100

When you have a couple or family on a test drive, what is the order of people that should drive?

Who is the Salesperson, the Secondary Driver, and then the Primary Driver.

100

Having neatly clean pressed clothes, hair groomed, and shoes shined is the first step in this?

What is Looking Like A Pro.

200

When you do this step you will find that 80% of the guests decision to purchase is based on the 20% of the features of the vehicle. 

What is Investigate

200

Talking about Work, Hobbies, Sports, Family, License Plate Frames, Pets, or Bumper Stickers are all great ways to find this with customers?

What is Common Ground.

200

To create a Total Mental Ownership decision to buy you should be asking a dozen of these.

What are Action Closes.

200

This is how long a presentation and demonstration should last.

What is as "Long As It Takes".

200

After you introduce yourself and get the guest(s) name, you should then ask this type of question?

What is a Quick Yes Question.

300
You can completely Eliminate "Just Looking" with a great one of these?

What is a Greeting.

300

Asking these types of questions help build rapport?

What are open-ended questions.

300

After the demo and you have the guest park next to their trade, you should do this with your customer.

What is a Silent Walkaround

300

This percentage of the sale is made on the demonstration and presentation steps.

What is 80%.

300

If you do a poor greeting it will generate conditioned response which means you will receive your first one of these? 

What is a Buying Objection?

400

People doubt what they hear but believe what they see.  You can prove what you say with one of these?

What is an Evidence Manual.

400

Knowing what FAB stands for can help you determine what the customers Hot Buttons are.  What does FAB stand for?

What is Feature, Advantage, and Benefit.

400

Asking an either/or question like Would you like a cup of coffee or something cold to drink is an example of these type of questions.

What are Closing Questions

400

When doing a walk around and presentation you should pull the vehicle out of line, away from other vehicles and open all the doors causing this type of effect.  It is also the title of a movie.

What is the "Butterfly Effect"

400

Staying away from using foul language, car jargon, and laughing/joking/playing around can allow people to see you as a professional and to do this?

What is Sound Like A Pro

500

During the 6th step, not only should you be selling a vehicle, but you should be selling these three things as well.

What is the Dealership, The Employees, & Your Service Department.

500

In the acronym SPACED.  What does the A and E stand for?

What is Appearance and Economy.

500

Having this type of close after the landmark will keep control of the sell and direct the customer where to park.

What is the Sold Line Close

500

99% of guests say they must test drive a vehicle before they buy.  By doing this it creates this for the guest.

What is Mental Ownership.

500

By asking "How Can I Help" is this type of greeting?

What is a Bad Luck Greeting