What Do Used Shoppers Want in Salesperson?
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WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. –
Last week, Auto Remarketing recapped a DealerRater and J.D. Power study — the 2015 PowerRater Consumer Pulse — that breaks down the respective percentages of new-car shoppers that want the salesperson to be a negotiator, educator and facilitator.
But what about used-car shoppers?
DealerRater shared those numbers with us on Tuesday. And they’re not all that different from the new-car crowd.
Respondents were asked whether being a negotiator, educator or facilitator is the most important role a salesperson plays.
On the used-car side, 44 percent want a negotiator, 37 percent prefer an educator and 19 percent are looking for a facilitator.
On the new-car side, 46 percent said negotiator, 42 percent said educator and 12 percent said facilitator, according to the report.
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The 2015 PowerRater Consumer Pulse was put together by J.D. Power and DealerRater. A more detailed look at their findings can be found here.
