Car Salespeople Refer to Some Buyers as 'Strokers' Behind Their Backs

[corbe]

Car Salespeople Refer to Some Buyers as 'Strokers' Behind Their Backs

Tony Quiroga - Friday


1. Up

Any potential buyer.

2. Laydown

A customer who offers little resistance and purchases a car at the list price or more. Also known as an “ace.”

3. Paperboy

A buyer who comes in with an advertisement or printouts from the internet. Also known as a “nerd.”

4. Stroker

A shopper who acts interested but has no means or intention of buying a car.

5. Be-back

A shopper who claims he’ll come back, but may or may not return.

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https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/car-salespeople-refer-to-some-buyers-as-strokers-behind-their-backs/ar-AASjv28?ocid=msedgntp

[Wingnut]

20. Box Of Rocks

A: A customers Trade-in that is headed to the junk yard

Or,

B: An ugly female customer.

[catfish1957]

Considering the internet has made it so easy to get a car at a "best price", surpised this line of work would be so flippant towards the few uninformed customers they have left.

[mountaineer]

And they wonder why people are gravitating toward Carvana and similar sites.

[Restored]

Most places have just stopped haggling on new cars. I find their used cars are close to the right price.

[Wingnut]

21. In Heat

Customer eager to buy a car. 

[catfish1957]

Most places have just stopped haggling on new cars. I find their used cars are close to the right price.

From what I understand with the supply chain crisis, is that dealers are pretty much getting near sticker anyway.

In these parts, New car dealers usually have no more than 10 new cars per lot.

[rustynail]

Now do the names for 'car salespeople'. 

[catfish1957]

Now do the names for 'car salespeople'.

Without 4 letter words?