Hello again, welcoem to Pixie's debate society!!!
Sorry to post another debate in one evening but the other one was for fun and this one is for work.
I've just moved jobs and now work for a major independant motor dealer and one of my responsibilities is to find out what women and families think of the car buying process. General Motors have got this big push on which they call their "Female Buyer Initiative" which is all about car dealers not just showing women the vanity mirror and asking if they need a tyre changing lesson etc but treating them with respect and as much professionalism as they do male buyers.
Now before the boys all start getting hufitty my research so far shows that it's nothing to do with females as such but it's about looking after families. for example having baby changing facilities, automatic doors and somewhere for kisd to play. This doens't have to be a woman coming to buy a car, it could be either.
Apparently in the uk today, women have an influence in 80% of vehicle sales even if they're not purchasing it themselves which is massive so we need to tap into that market.
What are your views obn buying cars and have you had any good/ bad experiences with sales people?
Does it matter if you get served by a man or a woman and what do you look for when you buy a car?
Please discuss!!!
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Sorry to post another debate in one evening but the other one was for fun and this one is for work.
I've just moved jobs and now work for a major independant motor dealer and one of my responsibilities is to find out what women and families think of the car buying process. General Motors have got this big push on which they call their "Female Buyer Initiative" which is all about car dealers not just showing women the vanity mirror and asking if they need a tyre changing lesson etc but treating them with respect and as much professionalism as they do male buyers.
Now before the boys all start getting hufitty my research so far shows that it's nothing to do with females as such but it's about looking after families. for example having baby changing facilities, automatic doors and somewhere for kisd to play. This doens't have to be a woman coming to buy a car, it could be either.
Apparently in the uk today, women have an influence in 80% of vehicle sales even if they're not purchasing it themselves which is massive so we need to tap into that market.
What are your views obn buying cars and have you had any good/ bad experiences with sales people?
Does it matter if you get served by a man or a woman and what do you look for when you buy a car?
Please discuss!!!
x