Originally Posted by green-ghost
This dealership has less than average sale people IMO but an excellent service dept with a trained crossfire tech. When I bought my car in mar 08, the kid knew nothing about the product...told me it had a tilt wheel, couldnt show me how to pop the hood, no info at all; the car sold itself.
My son is the gen manager at somersworth nissan, NH and has an impressive knowledge of their products. To bad Chrysler doesn't educate their people more
I have found few car salesmen that;
1) Know how to listen carefully to the customer to determine what they want or need
2) have a clue about their product.
They do know their way to the manager's office to get "approval even though they know he won't accept your offer."
Crossfires were all assembled by Kharman from mostly Diamler, AMG and European parts. The only thing you got with your car that was American made was the sales contract. And it likely, may have been printed in Canada.
Perhaps the yougnster was confused by the Sebring which has a similar hood and grill.
roadster with a stick