Oh man! that felt good ;)
07-20-2005, 08:52 AM
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Oh man! that felt good ;)
so i went to the dealership this morning around 8 to meet my dad because we had to take the PAthfinder in for new brakes and tires. He was running a little late so i decided to park my car and go check out the other Z's in their lot. Well as i was walking back into the dealership to meet my dad, a dealer came out and said "now i KNOW you want one of those Z's out there." and i replied "I already got one. Its that one right there (pointing to the SB with 20 layers of Zaino). " 
man he was so ready to gimme his sale pitch and everything. he was just like "oh ok...have a nice day."
man he was so ready to gimme his sale pitch and everything. he was just like "oh ok...have a nice day."
07-20-2005, 09:20 AM
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I'm surprise he didn't try to get you to trade it in for another Z.
07-20-2005, 09:28 AM
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When i went to the service dept about 6 months after i bought my Z, this guy tried to convince me to trade in my Z for a track or anniversary model Z. Do these guys really believe that there are people that would actually do that ?
07-20-2005, 09:47 AM
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Originally Posted by donricouga
When i went to the service dept about 6 months after i bought my Z, this guy tried to convince me to trade in my Z for a track or anniversary model Z. Do these guys really believe that there are people that would actually do that ?
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07-20-2005, 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Dr Bonz
You should have listened to his BS sales pitch and acted all interested. Like, "WOW, how many horsepower does it have?" and then listened to his replies. Then after he has spread it on really thick, tell him, "Oh, by the way, that one is mine" 
That said, I like asking salespeople weird questions, like "How much weight can the cupholders hold?"
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that happened to me once.. it was a new guy at the dealership. Im there all the time but this guy didnt meet me yet. He tried sellin me a Z when the manager came over and said, "He's already got one, its the one outside the window there..."
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don't these lowlife sales guys ever learn? if someone really wanted to buy a car, they would look for the salesguy...no need to pressure the people...just let them be. No one wants to be pressured.
07-20-2005, 04:44 PM
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don't these lowlife sales guys ever learn? if someone really wanted to buy a car, they would look for the salesguy...no need to pressure the people...just let them be. No one wants to be pressured.
I think lowlife is a pretty harsh stereotype for what probably is a relatively honest group of people. Of course, just like the cars, it's the bad apples that get all the attention, but those are more the exception than the norm.
Peace.
07-20-2005, 05:14 PM
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lets get back to the orignal topic. sorry if i kinda gave u readers the idea that dealers are dirty lowlifes... i was just saying that it felt really good to say that i owned a Z 
have u guys had any experiences like that?
have u guys had any experiences like that?
07-20-2005, 05:16 PM
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I'll bet if your families welfare depended on sales, you wouldn't be just sitting at your desk picking your nose and waiting for the customers to fall into your lap. Approaching people on the lot is completely expected and acceptable to me. As long as they can take a polite "I'm just looking" for an answer, it's all good.
I think lowlife is a pretty harsh stereotype for what probably is a relatively honest group of people. Of course, just like the cars, it's the bad apples that get all the attention, but those are more the exception than the norm.
Peace.
I think lowlife is a pretty harsh stereotype for what probably is a relatively honest group of people. Of course, just like the cars, it's the bad apples that get all the attention, but those are more the exception than the norm.
Peace.
Well-said! I work at a car dealership and while i don't sell cars, i do know how sales run. I'm fortunate to work at a dealership where the sales reps WILL accept a " I'm just looking"
07-20-2005, 05:38 PM
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lets get back to the orignal topic. sorry if i kinda gave u readers the idea that dealers are dirty lowlifes... i was just saying that it felt really good to say that i owned a Z have u guys had any experiences like that?
have u guys had any experiences like that?On a similar note....One thing I REALLY hate is when I'm in my beater car ('97 Ford Probe SE) and I have an opportunity to talk to a Z owner that I don't know and I have to say "I have a Z, too....This is my other car". You can tell the guy is like "Yeah, ok". I hate that.
07-21-2005, 03:42 AM
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Originally Posted by kcobean
I'll bet if your families welfare depended on sales, you wouldn't be just sitting at your desk picking your nose and waiting for the customers to fall into your lap. Approaching people on the lot is completely expected and acceptable to me. As long as they can take a polite "I'm just looking" for an answer, it's all good.
I think lowlife is a pretty harsh stereotype for what probably is a relatively honest group of people. Of course, just like the cars, it's the bad apples that get all the attention, but those are more the exception than the norm.
Peace.
I think lowlife is a pretty harsh stereotype for what probably is a relatively honest group of people. Of course, just like the cars, it's the bad apples that get all the attention, but those are more the exception than the norm.
Peace.
