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Sonic Automotive, Inc. seeks an experienced Used Car Manager for Audi Central Houston in Houston, TX. Lead the used vehicle operations, pricing, merchandising, and profitability with support from a strong dealership team.
You will partner with sales and service to optimize inventory and adjust strategies based on market trends, ensuring high performance and customer satisfaction. A results-driven leader will thrive here.
Location: 2120 Southwest Freeway
Houston, TX 77098
Job Type: Management
Experience: Mid-Senior Level
We're looking for an exceptional automotive leader—not someone looking to learn the business, but someone who knows how to lead it, grow it, and deliver results.
Join a nationally recognized Audi dealership ranked Top 10 nationally for New and Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) performance. This is an opportunity to lead within a proven, high-performing operation backed by one of the largest automotive groups in the country.
Why This Opportunity Stands Out:
Top 10 Nationally: Join a top-performing Audi dealership recognized for its New and CPO performance.
Proven Career Advancement: This opportunity is available because the previous manager was promoted to General Manager within Sonic Automotive. In fact, the last three managers in this operation have advanced into GM positions within our company.
Compensation That Rewards Performance: Performance-based earning potential of $240,000+ annually, with compensation tailored to experience, leadership ability, and results.
Opportunity to Make an Impact: Lead within an established operation with the resources, inventory, and team support to drive continued success.
WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR:
We are seeking a premium automotive leader with extensive experience building, developing, and leading high-performing dealership teams.
We are open to candidates with proven leadership experience as a General Manager, New Car Manager, or Used Car Manager. Our dealership has the organizational depth and flexibility to structure responsibilities around the strongest overall candidate.
This is a selective leadership opportunity. Candidates must bring substantial automotive dealership management experience, a demonstrated history of strong performance, and the ability to lead successful teams. Candidates without qualifying dealership management experience and a proven track record of results will not be considered.
We are looking for the best overall fit—not simply someone to fill a position.
JOB DESCRIPTION
Summary:
The Used Car Manager will oversee and drive all aspects of used vehicle operations, including inventory acquisition, pricing strategy, merchandising, profitability, and reconditioning. This leader will work closely with dealership leadership, sales, and service to maximize performance, maintain inventory quality, and deliver exceptional results.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Oversee and maintain used vehicle inventory, ensuring optimal stock levels and inventory mix.
Develop and execute competitive pricing strategies using market analysis and current industry trends.
Acquire quality pre-owned vehicles through auctions, trade-ins, and other sourcing channels.
Partner with the service department to drive efficient and timely vehicle reconditioning.
Monitor inventory turn, gross profit, aging, and overall used vehicle performance.
Develop and implement merchandising and marketing strategies to maximize vehicle exposure and sales.
Lead, coach, and develop team members to achieve and exceed performance objectives.
Collaborate with sales leadership to drive used vehicle sales, manage aged inventory, and maximize profitability.
Analyze market trends, customer demand, and competitive activity to identify opportunities.
Conduct accurate trade-in appraisals and ensure sound acquisition decisions.
Maintain compliance with all applicable regulatory requirements and dealership standards.
Preferred Qualifications:
Schedule:
All your information will be kept confidential in accordance with EEO guidelines