I know none of us would ever slander our competition, but I spotted a new story today about a dealership that got hit hard with a slander suit and it reminded me how critical it is to stick to the things we know sell cars, and leave the mudslinging to the politicians.
Take a few minutes to read the article (Eastern Shore Toyota case: Judge refuses to overturn $7.5 million slander verdict | al.com) and verdict (http://media.al.com/live/other/eastern-shore-toyota-verdict.pdf).
Remind your managers and sales teams it isn't worth 7.5m for an extra car deal or two. These guys spent so much time selling against their competition they forgot that the customer came to buy a car.
Take a few minutes to read the article (Eastern Shore Toyota case: Judge refuses to overturn $7.5 million slander verdict | al.com) and verdict (http://media.al.com/live/other/eastern-shore-toyota-verdict.pdf).
Remind your managers and sales teams it isn't worth 7.5m for an extra car deal or two. These guys spent so much time selling against their competition they forgot that the customer came to buy a car.
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