Car Salesperson

A Car Salesperson works at a car lot or showroom, where rows of shiny cars wait for new drivers. When someone walks in, they ask questions like, "How many people ride with you?" or "Do you need space for a big dog?" Then they walk the person to a car, open the doors, show how the seats fold down, and let them sit behind the wheel. They also arrange a test drive, and they fill out the papers with the buyer when the choice is made. Unlike other sales representatives, who may sell many different things, a Car Salesperson helps people pick one big, special thing: a car.

A car is something a family uses almost every day, to get to school, to visit grandparents, or to carry groceries home. A Car Salesperson listens carefully so the person ends up with a car that fits their life, with enough seats, enough room, and working seat belts. They also explain how things work, like the lights, the mirrors, and the little screen on the dashboard. When the keys are handed over, someone gets to drive away with a car that suits them.