Automotive General Sales Manager

Our Commitment

As a Top 150 Dealer Group, we are dedicated to bringing both our employees and customers only the best experience. The vision of Fox Motors is working together moving people throughout life and our primary focus as a Fox Family is finding ways to give back to our employees, community, and customers as a team. We have a passion to see our team develop and grow with Fox University that provides development programs for sales, technicians, and management. Put your career in gear at Fox Motors and apply today!

Role Focus

As Automotive General Sales Manager, you lead customer retention and profitability across new- and used-vehicle operations. This role exists to deliver consistent sales performance while aligning people, process, and inventory decisions to dealership financial targets.

Key responsibilities include:
- Hire, train, coach, and monitor new- and used-vehicle department managers.
- Build annual and monthly forecasts for unit sales, gross, expenses, and operating profit.
- Set objectives with sales managers and ensure adherence to dealership policies, procedures, and sales systems.
- Partner with the dealer/general manager on days supply; acquire and order inventory accordingly.
- Establish merchandising/display standards and overage-disposal procedures; manage demonstrator issuance and records.
- Review productivity, commission sheets, forecasts, and deal posting; audit trade appraisals and used-vehicle reconditioning as needed.
- Analyze market conditions and recommend advertising, promotions, staffing, lease offers, and compensation plans.

Qualifications:
2–4 years related experience/training (or equivalent education/experience).

Apply today to put your leadership and operational discipline to work in Ann Arbor.

Daily Operating Rhythm

Your day as Automotive General Sales Manager starts by scanning prior-day results and current trend lines, then moving into brief touchpoints with the new and used leadership teams to confirm priorities and remove blockers. You’ll spend focused time balancing inventory mix and turn, checking that pricing and merchandising presentation support the month’s targets.

Midday often includes reviewing deal flow and exception items, validating that documentation and approvals are clean before posting, and pressure-testing assumptions behind the forecast. You’ll also carve out time to look outward—monitoring local market activity and adjusting promotional timing to stay competitive.

Late afternoon is typically reserved for coaching conversations and structured training moments, plus stepping in on escalated customer situations to reach a timely, professional resolution. You close out by aligning next-day actions to break-even awareness and department performance.

Benefits Package

Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage; 401(k); Life Insurance; Health Savings Account (HSA); Paid Time Off (PTO); and Employee Discounts.