Car Biz: Why would a professing Christian sell cars???

New Guest: Let me suggest that you start your visit with the first post, titled 'Welcome' and dated November 12.

I know that for many people, car-shopping is not on their top ten list of favorite activities. And my occupation, motor vehicle sales, has a strongly unsavory association for many people. On the other hand, I appreciate the privilege and responsibility of serving you, and will do all I can to contribute to a positive and rewarding experience for everyone I serve.

I sell (mainly) Hondas because I am convinced they provide maximum value. Honda has a remarkable record for safety, quality, and retention of value. As a veteran, I keep in mind that most Hondas are built where they're sold. Our largest production sources are in Ohio and Alabama, for example, and we just started receiving Hondas from a new plant in Greensburg, Indiana.

I chose to work at Honda of Clear Lake because it is locally owned, by a competent and ethical man who treats his employees and customers well. From my position in the Credit Union/Fleet/Internet department, I can offer people low prices and extended services that weren’t easily accessible to me as a floor sales consultant: lifetime loaner car and customer shuttle services, a lifetime oil change card at no further charge, and significant discounts on any extended service agreement or other finance or insurance products. I'm paid a flat fee per sale, not a commission based on profit; so I have no conflict of interest in helping clients choose the vehicle that best addresses their needs and charging the lowest price possible for it.

Before signing off, I want to emphasize that you are important to me, and God willing, I’ll be here to serve you whenever time and circumstances may be right. Please call on me any time I can help with information, suggestions, or a fine motor vehicle!