OBJECTION
"I trade every
tow or three years so I won't need one."
Before attempting to overcome this
objection, it is important to know how many miles the customer plans to
drive, how they are handling the balance and if they normally trade or
sell the vehicle in 2-3 years. This objection becomes much easier to
overcome if the customer drives beyond the manufacturer warranty and/or is
financing for over 3 years.
SUPPORT AND ISOLATE - "Ordinarily that
would be my conclusion too, is that your only concern?"
TRANSITION STATEMENT - "Many customers
like you also felt that a service contract was not necessary due to the
fact that they only keep a vehicle a short period of time but they found
that like most people there were interested in just two things when they
purchased a vehicle. They wanted trouble free driving and the
highest possible resale value when they traded or sold the vehicle."
NARROW QUESTION- "Can I assume you want
the same tow things?"
FEATURE/ BENEFIT PRESENTATION - "Over
the years we have found that the best way for you to receive trouble
free driving and the highest possible resale value when you sell or
trade the vehicle is by enrolling in a service contract. Even
though you intend to trade soon, your circumstances could change and it
would make sure you are not responsible for the cost of repairs.
Also if you sell your vehicle it will make it easier to sell and make
your vehicle worth more to the next owner because you can transfer it to
him or her."
TRIAL CLOSE STATEMENT - "Can you see
how enrolling in the service contract will make your vehicle worth more
and protect you against the cost of repairs should your manufacturer
warranty expire before you trade the vehicle in?"
CLOSING STATEMENT - "Would you like a
plan with a $50 or $100 deductible?"
There are many different ways to
overcome this objection. However, conducting a good interview is
just as important as what technique you choose. The interview will
provide you with information regarding trade cycle, annual mileage, how
many months the customer will be financing, and how much of an initial
investment the customer has provided.
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