Dealer Newsletter - June 2009 |
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Is Your Ladder Missing A Rung?
In my mind, that is the primary reason for any dealer to enter the BHPH business – to cover the entire spectrum of customers in your market. If you can do so profitably, why ignore any group of potential customers? Of course, BHPH will also allow you to retail vehicles that you currently wholesale for increased profits – selling to customers you currently ignore. It allows you to invest your cash in vehicle receivable and obtain a return on your investment unavailable in any other current investment; certainly more than savings or the stock market. And, done right, it provides a valuable service in your community that can enhance your organization’s reputation and image plus make a better ROI than any other department in your operation But proceed with caution, the BHPH business is not the car business; it is the finance business. If your BHPH business is generating 25 – 30 new loans per month, you will be outperforming many small town banks. You must do the proper research and planning to understand this business. Read everything you can get your hands on, consult with experts and create a solid business plan. Do it right and BHPH can be a real asset to your operation and to your community. This month's Dealer Journal article was written by Alan Mosher |





Imagine a ladder. On this ladder there are 5 rungs. These rungs are labeled Prime, Near Prime,