[ANSWERED] GM Dealership Corvette Technician Training/Certification Process
#41
Advanced
Facts and figures:
2015 total Corvette Sales 33329
Top 100 Corvette dealer sales combined with #100 doing 47 is 12,209.
That's just 33.6% of the total sales.
That means that 2/3 of the sales go to smaller dealers.
I'll bet you'd find a high percentage of the total done by many dealers selling just 10
cars per year.
Then you have some of the mega Corvette dealers like MacMulkin, Kerbec, and Criswell selling all over the US. So much of the service comes down to local dealers.
Just wanted to throw out a few facts for everyone to see the value in sales of the smaller dealer and that GM would not just rely on the top 100. IMHO
http://www.corvetteblogger.com/2016/...alers-of-2015/
2015 total Corvette Sales 33329
Top 100 Corvette dealer sales combined with #100 doing 47 is 12,209.
That's just 33.6% of the total sales.
That means that 2/3 of the sales go to smaller dealers.
I'll bet you'd find a high percentage of the total done by many dealers selling just 10
cars per year.
Then you have some of the mega Corvette dealers like MacMulkin, Kerbec, and Criswell selling all over the US. So much of the service comes down to local dealers.
Just wanted to throw out a few facts for everyone to see the value in sales of the smaller dealer and that GM would not just rely on the top 100. IMHO
http://www.corvetteblogger.com/2016/...alers-of-2015/
#42
Melting Slicks
If small dealers that sell 2-3 Corvette sales a year stopped selling Corvettes, then those Corvettes would simply be sold someplace else. This is not a case of "Thank God we have dealers that sell 2-3 Corvettes a year!" It's a statistic that has no bearing on the point. If anything it shows how many dealers with a lack of the proper education are allowed to sell Corvettes.
#43
Burning Brakes
Facts and figures:
2015 total Corvette Sales 33329
Top 100 Corvette dealer sales combined with #100 doing 47 is 12,209.
That's just 33.6% of the total sales.
That means that 2/3 of the sales go to smaller dealers.
I'll bet you'd find a high percentage of the total done by many dealers selling just 10
cars per year.
Then you have some of the mega Corvette dealers like MacMulkin, Kerbec, and Criswell selling all over the US. So much of the service comes down to local dealers.
Just wanted to throw out a few facts for everyone to see the value in sales of the smaller dealer and that GM would not just rely on the top 100. IMHO
http://www.corvetteblogger.com/2016/...alers-of-2015/
2015 total Corvette Sales 33329
Top 100 Corvette dealer sales combined with #100 doing 47 is 12,209.
That's just 33.6% of the total sales.
That means that 2/3 of the sales go to smaller dealers.
I'll bet you'd find a high percentage of the total done by many dealers selling just 10
cars per year.
Then you have some of the mega Corvette dealers like MacMulkin, Kerbec, and Criswell selling all over the US. So much of the service comes down to local dealers.
Just wanted to throw out a few facts for everyone to see the value in sales of the smaller dealer and that GM would not just rely on the top 100. IMHO
http://www.corvetteblogger.com/2016/...alers-of-2015/
Last edited by slickstick; 03-28-2017 at 06:54 PM.
#45
Le Mans Master
A dealer can sell you a Corvette and do an oil change for you since this is not considered warranty work. For those of you that buy from the small town dealer that has no certifications you will wish you did not purchase the car if you have serious problems. This should be a consideration for those of you wishing to purchase a new car from a small town dealer that cannot service it.
#46
Race Director
I looked on the Chevrolet web site and could not find anything about "Corvette Certified". So 2 days ago I sent them an email asking why isn't this information on the site. So far I have not heard back from them. Maybe if enough people got on the Chevrolet site and made the same request I made they might get the information out there.
I know, I shouldn't hold my breath that it will happen.
I know, I shouldn't hold my breath that it will happen.
This legitimate question has been posed a few times in this thread.
Nate@VanBortel Chevy has failed to provide a direct answer, began to double-talk and has mysteriously disappeared.
#47
Team Owner
they [gm] tried this when duramax diesel trucks came out in 2001,that they only sold duramax trucks certified dealers,,this lasted 2-3 months,and every other dealer raised hell,then magicly every dealer started selling duramax trucks
#49
Burning Brakes
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Doctors as a whole are generally A or B above average in intelligence,and excel at book learning and memorization, but that does not mean they are all above average in people skills, personality, bedside manner, or the desire to serve mankind. Some are just arrogant jerks in it for the large paycheck.
Uh, no. Anything less than a B is flunking. And to get into med school, you need A's in everything, including stuff like Organic Chemistry which, unless you have a genius level IQ difficult for most everyone.[/QUOTE
oh please..... yes that is why the malpractice industry is thriving ... if your a doctor you MUST be smart and competent ....right
oh please..... yes that is why the malpractice industry is thriving ... if your a doctor you MUST be smart and competent ....right