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Best vehicle for a person who needs to impress customers?
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Well, Model 3s are the new Corolla around here, so maybe a Model S Plaid?
Seriously, if he is gonna drive customers around, a Model 3 is ptobably too low for some people.
I would consider a smaller SUV. Model Y, Venza, NX or something like that might make sense, plus he can put his crap in the boot.
Good of you to think of him and help him out.
Seriously, if he is gonna drive customers around, a Model 3 is ptobably too low for some people.
I would consider a smaller SUV. Model Y, Venza, NX or something like that might make sense, plus he can put his crap in the boot.
Good of you to think of him and help him out.
Honestly, very few clients care. The fancy car image may have been a serious matter in the past, but in today's modern world....especially in Silicon Valley....no one cares.
Maybe he can stock it with RC Cola and some Moon Pies. Dames love that stuff.
Agree about the Model 3, it can blend in but wouldn't impress. Would women notice S Plaid vs plain S?
A fancy car might do more to hurt him than help. I have a 14 year old BMW, and while I keep it in very good condition, it's still an old car probably worth less than 9k, and I still hear comments like "must be nice" from my coworkers. He isn't trying to date these clients, he is trying to convince them he makes sensible business decisions. You want something in the middle. A nice newer Honda Accord or Toyota would be my choice. One of the sales reps I work closely with from one of our vendors does very well, and he drives a new Highlander.
I was kinda joking about the Plaid... But, go big or go home, right?
The Model S is expensive. I acrually think a nice Model Y if he wants electric, or the Venza NX.
But find out what he wants. Hard to beat the Toyota family.
Any legit company would provide a company car
2) Why would it matter? Will part of the job involve driving these woman around? If not, I assume he parks in a parking lot and walks to customer's office so they would know what he is driving? Or is this job going to the woman's residence?
I had a "marketing" job with Proctor & Gamble during or after collage requiring me to visit half a dozen grocery stores a day and rotate the P&G cookies. Drove an old Dodge Dart with cases of cookies in the back seat.
1) Any legit company would provide a company car to such a sales rep.
2) Why would it matter? Will part of the job involve driving these woman around? If not, I assume he parks in a parking lot and walks to customer's office so they would know what he is driving? Or is this job going to the woman's residence?
I had a "marketing" job with Proctor & Gamble during or after collage requiring me to visit half a dozen grocery stores a day and rotate the P&G cookies. Drove an old Dodge Dart with cases of cookies in the back seat.
As others have said; Read your audience....
Then again, my electrician has a Ferrari California
Then again, my electrician has a Ferrari California
Something like this will do the job.
VW GTI. A guy who knows his cars and doesn't want to be ostentatious.
Tesla Model 3. A guy who keeps up, likes a car with a bit of spirit, and recognizes good value.
Lexus ES. A guy who knows his cars, and prefers a reliable ride.
Tesla Model 3. A guy who keeps up, likes a car with a bit of spirit, and recognizes good value.
Lexus ES. A guy who knows his cars, and prefers a reliable ride.
He would get an allowance to expense, but he is not a P&G sales to grocery store. From all I know he could be a marketing rep for a tech startup targeting successful women in their 30s, or a sales rep for plastic surgery, he didn't tell me the details (NDA signed).
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76 Cadillac Eldorado convertible.
women in their 30s, not 70s!!!!
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Hey you...Kool be Kool no matter be it old school..go with the flow if you don't know word! Young chicks dig classic
ok fine, not girls in the teens to early 20s either.
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