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deffinetly choosing best answer! and i will answer any question that you tell me to ! but pleaseee help! ? i am a little confused about this paragraph! can someone help me understand it please.. Sisters Gina and Toni Wilson grew up in a family that had been in the car trade for almost a century. From an early age they worked in vehicle rental, spare parts and car sales in their father’s garage. After seeing the vehicle import business grow from 17,800 units in 1998 to 141,000 two years later, Gina decided to “get a piece of the action”. She rented an office, employed one person and began importing cars from mainland Europe. Eurocars was born. After one year, Gina took on her sister as sales manager and appointed Steven Hunt as managing director. Steven was an expert in finding new cars at low prices. The company concentrates on “bread and butter” models rather than specialist or prestige cars. Customers are attracted by the low prices. They can save around ₤2,500 on the list price when buying from Eurocars. They are also reassured when they see that the cars are actually in stock. Eurocars used to sell cars to both dealers and individuals. However, they are now concentrating more on the retail trade because margins are higher. I don't quite understand what is eurocars? and "Customers are attracted by the low prices". how can the company afford to have such low prices. i know i might sound really dumb but please help

To all you car salesman out there...? I'm looking to enter the world of car sales next month and am very very serious about the idea of car sales. I must tell you i love cars and people and feel it suits me down to the ground. I would out of interest like to know how much an average car salesman earns each year including average commission. This would be for a normal brand E.G. Vauxhall and what about a prestige company like BMW or Audi?

GM shuttered pontiac, saturn and oldsmobile division when they were actually good cars. Why? They should have shuttered the cadillac division because those are the true cars which had lowest sales. Their prices have been way too high and at such prices, people go for bmw or lexus instead. With very low cadillac sales, they continue it in operation only to keep it a prestige issue that they match bmw and lexus in any way. But what's the point when nobody buys cadillacs anymore? the sales are ridiculously low. And I know pontiacs and saturn did sell a lot. To keep their prestige and image, they kept cadillac. Its very poor decision. Also note most caddis have such poor re-sale value. pontiacs have been known to go over 300,000 miles. Same with Saturns. For such poor decision, they should not even have been getting bailout http://www.autoguide.com/auto-news/2011/01/cadillac-srx-turbo-killed-off-due-to-low-sales.html

What's Your Opinion....? 1.What is your favorite car type? a) Muscle Cars b) Rally Cars c) Custom Cars d) Family Cars e) Prestige Cars f) Hot Rods g) Classic Cars h) All the above I love cars i) Sports Cars j) Luxury Cars k) Drag Cars l) Racing Cars m) Small Cars n) 4x4’s 2.Which do you prefer? a) Photos b) Sketches c) PC Wallpapers d) Mobile Phone Wallpapers e) All the above 3.When shopping online what really draws your attention? a) Price b) Picture of a product c) Customer Service d) Postage e) Price and Postage f) Clearance Sales (Bargains) g) Personalised Products h) Not Sure i) Free Gifts with a Purchase j) Thank You Notes k) All the Above 4.When looking to join a club or being a member of a club, what interests you most? a) Free Membership b) Discounts c) Free Gifts d) Competitions e) Online Newsletters f) Networking g) All the Above 5.What is the maximum price you would pay for an item, gift or Gift Certificate? a) $5 - $20 b) $30 - $80 c) $90 - $200 d) $1000 + e) Not Sure f) Affordable & doesn’t break my budget

Am i earning enough wages for the job i do? I work full time (half a day as a sales administrator and accounts assistant and the other half as receptionist) in a busy prestige car company showroom. I take home £900 (which equates at £6ph) a month and have recently found out another part time receptionist (who only works am) is on £7ph. Is this fair and what are my rights? I am 24 and have numerous qualifications relating to my job and have 6+ years experience in similar roles. My wages before tax are £6ph and the other person is doing almost the same job as me, only just doing reception work whereas i am doing sales admin, accounts and reception work (plus they do not any related qualifications)

What are the top earning sales jobs? I was curious as to which sales positions make the most salary (Not looking for a commission only position) and has the best perks like a company car or paid vacations. All my life I've wanted to be in Pharmaceutical Sales with great rewards, benefits, and a competitive salary. Unfortunately, the industry is on the decline and layoffs are frequent due to the economy and new FDA regulations. Is there a sales career that matches the prestige, pay, and rewards of pharmaceutical sales? I live in Denver, CO but am willing to move anywhere in the U.S. or where English is the primary language. Thanks in advance!

Can't decide between an Acura mdx, Q7, and Q5? I just stopped by the car dealers bc I wanted to check out the 2 cars I have in mind: 2011 Acura MDX and Audi q7. I like the Acura bc of it's reliability and modern style. It also feels roomy and luxurious but sporty at the same time. The prob is I heard mdx is going to glhave a face lift for 2013 and right now I not to fond of the shield grill style. I'm thinking about the mdx advantage in black. But I don't like how it's such a common car bc all my friends have it. I love the Audi's grill and led headlights and the fact that they change to a V6 engine!! Downside it's it looks alittle too long and the price for the top of the line(s line) prestige is starting at 63k!! That was my first choice other than the Acura. It's not as high tech but definitely feel a big difference when u sit in one. A very high class and luxury feeling! The the sale pointed out the Q5 s line which was smaller and compact. It felt nice sitting in one with the panoramic sun roof. I was also told it was top of it's line. But downside is it's a bit smaller compared to q7 and MDX.:( the price is equivalent to mdx tho. Any suggestions on why I should buy one over the other. Is q7 too big for a female?

Should Mercedes-Benz eliminate the C-class, and GLK-class vehicles from their model lineup? i mean this company has a long history of producing exclusive luxury saloons for the wealthy and financially well-off, as well as a long admirable racing heritage. to this day they produce cars which compete against bentley, ferrari, lamborghini, maserati and the like and those models remain very exclusive, yet the c-class which was introduced about 20 years ago to compete in the sporty near-luxury category dominated by the bmw 3-series made the mercedes mark more attainable to the average joe, thus lowering the prestige of the mercedes brand in general. i think it's appropriate for bmw to have cars in this segment since bmw has a history of making small, sporty upscale-but-not-quite-luxo cars, but should mercedes-benz eliminate the c-class or even the c-class derivative glk suv from their lineup in order to restore their currently diminished brand image in america? jaguar tried a similar tactic to increase sales by introducing the x-type to the u.s. market to compete in the sporty near-luxury category, but has since eliminated it from their model lineup and just focus on certain models to maintain their exclusivity and brand image. should mercedes follow jaguar's example? for the record, i think the near-luxury segment is an important segment and works great for bmw and audi, as well as for vw, infiniti and lexus to compete in, especially to attract younger sports-oriented buyers, however for a brand like mercedes which is all about big expensive luxury cars and exclusive sports cars/ roadsters it's just not fitting for their brand image.

do you think should they do this? should mercedes-benz eliminate the c-class and glk-class from their model lineup? my friends and i like to refer to anything below an e-class benz as a poseur mobile because they are for people who want to say they own a mercedes-benz, but can not actually afford a true benz. i mean this company has a long history of producing exclusive luxury saloons for the wealthy and financially well-off, as well as a long admirable racing heritage. to this day they produce cars which compete against bentley, ferrari, lamborghini, maserati and the like and those models remain very exclusive, yet the c-class which was introduced about 20 years ago to compete in the sporty near-luxury category dominated by the bmw 3-series made the mercedes mark more attainable to the average joe, thus lowering the prestige of the mercedes brand in general. i think it's appropriate for bmw to have cars in this segment since bmw has a history of making small, sporty upscale-but-not-quite-luxo cars, but should mercedes-benz eliminate the c-class or even the c-class derivative glk suv from their lineup in order to restore their currently diminished brand image in america? jaguar tried a similar tactic to increase sales by introducing the x-type to the u.s. market to compete in the sporty near-luxury category, but has since eliminated it from their model lineup and just focus on certain models to maintain their exclusivity and brand image. should mercedes follow jaguar's example? for the record, i think the near-luxury segment is an important segment and works great for bmw and audi, as well as for vw, infiniti and lexus to compete in, especially to attract younger sports-oriented buyers, however for a brand like mercedes which is all about big expensive luxury cars and exclusive sports cars/ roadsters it's just not fitting for their brand image.

Do you think should they do this? should mercedes-benz eliminate the c-class and glk-class from their model lineup? my friends and i like to refer to anything below an e-class benz as a poseur mobile because they are for people who want to say they own a mercedes-benz, but can not actually afford a true benz. i mean this company has a long history of producing exclusive luxury saloons for the wealthy and financially well-off, as well as a long admirable racing heritage. to this day they produce cars which compete against bentley, ferrari, lamborghini, maserati and the like and those models remain very exclusive, yet the c-class which was introduced about 20 years ago to compete in the sporty near-luxury category dominated by the bmw 3-series made the mercedes mark more attainable to the average joe, thus lowering the prestige of the mercedes brand in general. i think it's appropriate for bmw to have cars in this segment since bmw has a history of making small, sporty upscale-but-not-quite-luxo cars, but should mercedes-benz eliminate the c-class or even the c-class derivative glk suv from their lineup in order to restore their currently diminished brand image in america? jaguar tried a similar tactic to increase sales by introducing the x-type to the u.s. market to compete in the sporty near-luxury category, but has since eliminated it from their model lineup and just focus on certain models to maintain their exclusivity and brand image. should mercedes follow jaguar's example? for the record, i think the near-luxury segment is an important segment and works great for bmw and audi, as well as for vw, infiniti and lexus to compete in, especially to attract younger sports-oriented buyers, however for a brand like mercedes which is all about big expensive luxury cars and exclusive sports cars/ roadsters it's just not fitting for their brand image.

Should Mercedes-Benz eliminate the C-class, and GLK-class vehicles from their model lineup? i mean this company has a long history of producing exclusive luxury saloons for the wealthy and financially well-off, as well as a long admirable racing heritage. to this day they produce cars which compete against bentley, ferrari, lamborghini, maserati and the like and those models remain very exclusive, yet the c-class which was introduced about 20 years ago to compete in the sporty near-luxury category dominated by the bmw 3-series made the mercedes mark more attainable to the average joe, thus lowering the prestige of the mercedes brand in general. i think it's appropriate for bmw to have cars in this segment since bmw has a history of making small, sporty upscale-but-not-quite-luxo cars, but should mercedes-benz eliminate the c-class or even the c-class derivative glk suv from their lineup in order to restore their currently diminished brand image in america? jaguar tried a similar tactic to increase sales by introducing the x-type to the u.s. market to compete in the sporty near-luxury category, but has since eliminated it from their model lineup and just focus on certain models to maintain their exclusivity and brand image. should mercedes follow jaguar's example? for the record, i think the near-luxury segment is an important segment and works great for bmw and audi, as well as for vw, infiniti and lexus to compete in, especially to attract younger sports-oriented buyers, however for a brand like mercedes which is all about big expensive luxury cars and exclusive sports cars/ roadsters it's just not fitting for their brand image. my friends and i like to refer to anything less than an e-class benz as a poseur mobile because they are for people who want to say they own a mercedes-benz, but can not actually afford a true benz.

Should I buy this used car with RECONSTRUCTED TITLE? Seller's Notes: THIS CAR HAVE RECONSTRUCTED TITLE. PASS ALL TYPE OF INSPECTIONS, READY TO BE TITLED AND REGISTERED IN ANY STATE. NO HIDDEN FEES, NO PAPERWORK FEES. CLEAR WHOLESALE PRICES. OUR HOURS OF OPERATION: MON-SAT 9AM-8PM, SUNDAY OFF. OUR GOAL IS CLEAR WHOLESALE PRICES! NO HIDDEN FEES!NO PAPERWORK FEES! WE NOT FINANCE! WE ACCEPT ALL TYPES OF OFFICIAL CHECKS OR CASH! APPLY FOR LOAN IN YOUR OWN BANK AND WE ACCEPT YOUR CHECK! OUR HOURS OF OPERATION: MONDAY-SATURDAY 9AM-8PM, SUNDAY-OFF.PRESTIGE IMPORTS AUTO SALES Inc. 654 W BRIDGE ST., MORRISVILLE, PA 19067 WWW.AUTOPRESTIGEINC.COM EMAIL US: AUTOSALES@AUTOPRESTIGEINC.COM http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail.jsp?tracktype=usedcc&csDlId=&csDgId=&listingId=47166706&listingRecNum=6&criteria=prMx%3D9000%26sf1Dir%3DDESC%26prMn%3D0%26alMdId%3D21446%26mkId%3D20073%26stkTyp%3DU%26mdId%3D21446%26rd%3D30%26crSrtFlds%3DstkTypId-feedSegId-mkId-mdId-pseudoPrice%26zc%3D08109%26rn%3D0%26PMmt%3D1-1-0%26stkTypId%3D28881%26sf2Dir%3DASC%26sf1Nm%3Dprice%26sf2Nm%3Dmiles%26alMkId%3D20073%26rpp%3D50%26feedSegId%3D28705&aff=national

Should Mercedes-Benz eliminate the C-class, and GLK-class vehicles from their lineup.? i mean this company has a long history of producing exclusive luxury saloons for the wealthy and financially well-off, as well as a long admirable racing heritage. to this day they produce cars which compete against bentley, ferrari, lamborghini, maserati and the like and those models remain very exclusive, yet the c-class which was introduced about 20 years ago to compete in the sporty near-luxury category dominated by the bmw 3-series made the mercedes mark more attainable to the average joe, thus lowering the prestige of the mercedes brand in general. i think it's appropriate for bmw to have cars in this segment since bmw has a history of making small, sporty upscale-but-not-quite-luxo cars, but should mercedes-benz eliminate the c-class or even the c-class derivative glk suv from their lineup in order to restore their currently diminished brand image in america? jaguar tried a similar tactic to increase sales by introducing the x-type to the u.s. market to compete in the sporty near-luxury category, but have since eliminated it from their model lineup and just focus on certain models to maintain their exclusivity and brand image. should mercedes follow jaguar's example? for the record, i think the near-luxury segment is an important segment and works great for bmw and audi, as well as for vw, infiniti and lexus to compete in, especially to attract younger sports-oriented buyers, however for a brand like mercedes which is all about big expensive luxury cars and exclusive sports cars/ roadsters.