Driving/Motor Trade – SalariesCategory: Business
Article posted by: Jon Richards
In this modern age we live in we’ve landed men on the Moon, have wireless internet and computers the size of a fingernail. But still we haven’t discovered a better way of buying a car from a smartly dressed, cunning salesperson ready to pounce on your wallet for commission on the car you’ve got your eye on.
And because of this, a competent ‘Car Sales Executive’ can earn 10-14k a year with a string of other perks before commission. Receiving extra rewards for services rendered is always an interesting incentive and depends on your knowledge and personality to succeed, and with an average of 8-14% extra on the gross profit, the top echelon of sales people can potentially earn as much as 50k a year.
But if sales is not your forte, then why not drive for a living? We all need cars to get from A-B and public transport is usually a shambles so cars and motor transport will always be a necessity. Unless one day in this modern age that we live in someone might use all this fangled technology and invent jetpacks for the public. But until then, seeing as people drive for free every day, why not do it for a wage?
If you wanted to drive other people around, have a good knowledge of your local surroundings and have an opinion on anything then being a cabbie or minicab driver could be just for you. If so then you’d be looking to earn in the region of 11k or more a year depending on the fares you receive. If this isn’t for you then van drivers in the U.K will earn on average 16k per annum with rates varying depending on location and employer, and all that for just using a motor vehicle. However, the biggest money goes to the chauffeurs who can expect to earn on average 22k a year for driving affluent clientele in their plush saloons. Who’d be famous eh?
Therefore, the motor trade and driving does pay out a decent salary. Even more so if you happen to be Jeremy Clarkson, but consider yourself lucky if you aren’t.
Posted By: Jon Richards
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