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Practical guidance for dealerships posting at volume, plus notes on what we ship.
Marketplace buyers ask about title status in the first few messages. Build a title card for every unit so floor reps can answer clean, rebuilt, salvage, and in-transit questions without walking to the office.
An online buyer who shows on time should not wait while you hunt a buyers guide. Use this deal jacket readiness checklist before the buyer arrives so F&I, the floor, and the listing agree.
A receipted online deposit and a walk-in with cash is a policy test, not a personality contest. Here is how to handle deposit buyer versus walk-in cash buyer conflicts without wrecking either relationship.
A refund request is not a floor argument. Use this calm internal process so managers, the office, and reps handle deposit refund requests the same way every time.
A receipted deposit is not a delivered car. Use this follow-up plan when a deposit holder goes quiet so you release the unit on time without looking chaotic or greedy.
Buyers will ask to Venmo, wire, or drop cash in a parking lot. Here is how to handle payment method questions for deposits without freelancing or freezing the wrong car.
Every 'can you hold it?' message is a yes, a maybe, or a no. Use this decision tree so reps stop making verbal promises that freeze inventory and start fights.
First meetings with Marketplace buyers are not the same as a walk-in who already sat in the showroom. These rep safety basics cover verification, lot positioning, ride-alongs, and when to stop.
Online buyers show up after work and on Saturday. Here is how to staff evening and weekend test drives so keys, lighting, and backup coverage stay under control.