Becoming an auto dealer is not a simple process. First you must take state-mandated auto certification courses and then get certified. After that you must choose a location and name for your business and the type of vehicles you wish to sell. You must then obtain a zoning letter to get city approval for your dealership. After this you must obtain a surety bond which is at minimum $10,000. Then you need to get a business license from your state. Finally you must get your business inspected by the DMV. After all of that you can be an auto dealer. Becoming an auto dealer is not easy and not a short task, so if you want to become an auto dealer it is important to make sure your heart is really in it.
The one thing to remember is that you can never have too much capital. Capital trumps inventory, sales personal, and most other aspects. Without sufficient capital your dealership will never weather the rough times or have the flexibility to manage your inventory dynamically.
Just give info to the auto parts store. They should know what it is. If not the dealer will know.
If you are under the impression that the auto dealer tries to overwhelm you and make a purchase that you did not intend on making...RUN! He can not be honest.
minutes or second depends on the computer the dealer is using
i know a few mechanics and as far as they know, only an auto dealer can program keys for vehicles. you have to take the vehicle to a dealer of the same make of the vehicle.
the dealer or a salvage yard are the only two places i know of
If a used car dealer is truthful and the cars are tested and certified, then it is a well good and known auto dealer that you can trust.
One might qualify for an auto loan with bad credit by applying for dealer financing. It is best for one to know their credit score before applying for an auto loan.
what the dealer cost for a corsa 14 design auto? Local dealer advertising offering cost +£100 if anyone know cost to dealer from Vauxhall would be fantastic Thanks
Well you should know, the police.
You can't. ALL serpentine belts have an auto tension pulley. If your belt "squeaks" - time to replace your belt. Side note: after so many thousand miles the auto tension pulley should also be replaced because the bearings are worn and will literally fly off shredding your belt. Your dealer/auto repair specialist SHOULD know when to do this for each vehicle model.
First off did you have a new key made at an auto parts center or the dealer? If the answer is an auto center such as wal-mart that key is no good you need to go with the dealer, their blank will have a chip and they will program it there for you. But you know that you will have to leave so cash behind for the programing good luck.
Businesses or individuals interested in selling T-Mobile products and services can apply to become a dealer at T-Mobile's Retailer Opportunities page http://www.t-mobile.com/Company/DealerInformation.aspx?tp=Abt_Tab_DealerInfo