Having a Nice Car Helps Make More Sales!
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I think this is true for some cases, but I’m in sales in a home service based industry, and we’ve always felt that customers get turned off if they see you flexing money that you’re making from homeowners like themselves, bc they don’t want to contribute to making some guy more rich for the sake of work done in their home
The car is seen as a status symbol and i guess that depends upon the how wealthy your clients are.
right, depends on the service mainly. I think a nice pickup would generally cause a good reaction from both sides of the spectrum so it’s the safest choice.
Interestingly enough, I’m in home services too. The second I started showing up in a BMW instead of a Honda people started accepting my higher price.
@@josep5958 hmmm, well I sure would love a BMW X5M Competition, maybe this will be my excuse to get one now
I find that kinda dumb bcs the those same ppl will shop on Amazon or Walmart getting them rich 🤌🏼
It probably depends on location. Having a very nice car in a place like California probably does help with sales there but other places like the midwest its probably not gonna help.
It still does.
@@NTDang F*ck no it doesnt. People will not buy something when the salesmen is flexing some fancy ride. Immediately know the product is greatly overvalued
If the house is worth 5 million like he said in the video. Doesn’t matter where you are, it’ll help.
It depends on your service to. If you wanted a house cleaner and the owner pulls up in a $200k car and you live in a $200k house a lot of people won’t like that
@DarthVader.Order66 Yeah, it does. Flat out shows the dude is a successful real estate agent. Being successful generally means they are good at their job.
A real estate agent that pulls up in a fancy car tells me that he’s overcharging somebody. Heh
Overcharging!? What does an agent charge their client?
it’s a flat rate for an agent….
Spoken like someone who has never used a real estate agent.
The agent does not come up with the price unless it’s his own property
@@MJ8coys Exactly right lol. Agents get a flat fee % usually 1-3% and half of that goes to the agency. If they are driving a nice vehicle then it’s because they close their deals. It has nothing to do with over charging. The market dictates the rates, not the agent.
Thats the kind of mentality thats holding humanity back from what we could be.
Bro what? 😂
It did pretty well for us to get to this point
You could argue its what pushed humanity to where it is. Withoutn the pursuit of more humans would be like apes
To quote Star Wars “only Sith deal in absolutes”
Absolute statements tend to be wrong
does it surprise you in a culture that literally values profits and wealth over literally everything else?
If someone pulls up in a car that is noticeably flashy and cost more than my house i know im being screwed. A mercedes is probably a good middle ground to satisfy your rich customers and not turn a blind eye to your normal customers.
Depends on the clientele. This was LA
In the real world, showing wealth conveys success.
He was selling real estate that was worth millions not an average home
You ain’t buying a 10 million house
@@itsacookie1Showing your spending habits isn’t the same as showing wealth. So many people lease cars they can’t afford for clout or go into credit card debt for flashy designer items. Quality isn’t the same as brand recognition.
The power of image.
Wait a minute, this guy told me to buy a 8k dollar car in the other video —__—
Most people should get a 8k car. Are you selling homes to multimillionaires?
Go buy a lambo bro, nothing stops you now
It’s situational. He had a cheap car until he realized that having a nicer car would actually make him more money which justified buying it
Because 99% of yall are average and wont be a millionaire. Not to be mean but its reality
are you a realtor selling a multi million dollar home to millionaires? No? That’s what I thought. He’s not saying to buy a nice car for fun. The car is helping him make more money which justifies it.
I do roofing estimates, and I once came to pickup money in my person car. It was a Mustang, which was leased. The guy immediately said is this where my moneys going. I had to let him know this car isn’t “expensive” and its a lease because it annoyed me. Also its not my company so no the money is not going to me directly. The work was good and we guarantee everything and are fairly priced. People are weird.
Yes they are and WHAT your selling matters when it comes to what you pull up in.
He’s right. I reluctantly bought a new truck instead of later model, and instantly noticed a change in how customers received me. Sales went up immediately and noticeably. Dave Ramsey doesn’t take that into account!
Chevrolet Sales
This is true. When someone thinks youre financially intelligent, they expect you to be able to have a nice car because you’d know the ins and outs to make it happen without financial strain
When in reality, the “ins and outs” is not buying liabilities altogether, sticking to assets 🤣🤣🚡🚡🚡
@@sethmathieus4776 keep thinking one dimensionally and you will stay there
@@sethmathieus4776 Exactly. Financial intelligence pretty much dictates that you should ditch the car.
Money can’t buy happiness, but it can buy everything else.
If buying something makes me happy isn’t it the same thing as buying happiness?
here are some that you will not be able to buy.
a sunny sky on a rainy beach
a relative’s health in icu
@Peter60906 it kinda can though.
@@octoma you are welcome to try, not gonna matter with how much money you have though.
Being able to afford quality healthy food for my relatives will keep them vital and out of the hospital though 😅 @@Peter60906
I’m in technical industrial sales. I rock a Tacoma. I get compliments all the time and my clients are always buying.
Drive a restored and detailed classic convertible. It’s timeless and will get just as much respect as a fancy car.
I’d have more respect for someone who drove an older car that was their dream car as a kid than anyone who drove the latest “cool” car
That still presents the same image. Everyone knows classic restored aren’t cheap
no chance
yeah but you have the downside of having to drive a shitbox every day
Our estate agent yesterday turned up in a flashy new bmw, he was about 22 didnt know anything about the house and struggled to do a 3 point turn, absolute melt!
In the Netherlands, it is the opposite. If you show up in a car like that everyone would think you are ripping your clients off and not do any business with you.
got a kitchen remodel quote. guy pulled up in a blacked out g-wagon wearing an AP royal oak. the quote i got from him was 50% more than anyone else in the area
You’re not his target customer.
@@Unleashed-Ultramore likely he’s just mugging rich people off 😂
This is like when a contractor pulls up in a new $100k truck, you are going to get bent over.
Its crazy how they play with words, instead of saying I got addicted to the attention a super car brings, he said I saw the air of respect and authority that you get when driving a car like that working in sales ! 😂
Yeah before you make any money you won’t even afford one. Then how do you get it? Rent also expensive
Even better if someone else is paying for it. Access to fancy depreciation is always better than ownership of the same.