Porsche Centre Tonbridge are recruiting | Used Car Sales Manager
14/8/2015
Porsche Centre Tonbridge is currently looking for a Used Car Sales Manager to head up their successful team. This position offers the ideal candidate an opportunity to work for this prestigious company in a role that will enable them to demonstrate a passion for delivering excellence to both customers and colleagues alike.
The ideal candidate will be able to demonstrate a proven successful sales background, preferably in the luxury retail environment. Demonstrating the vehicles to their full potential means that a full UK driving licence is essential. Full training in the marque will be provided.
We are offering the successful candidate a highly competitive basic salary and a benefits package including a bonus scheme, and company car.
If you believe you possess the right qualities to join the team then please send your CV to Sharon Mallin by email sharon.mallin@porschetonbridge.co.uk by 31 August 2015.
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