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Watson, David R

 
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Sinopsis

Your dealership earns well — and stops the moment you stop. This book is about changing that.

You already run a used car dealership. You are the buyer, the seller, the prep manager and the bookkeeper, working fifty-plus hours a week, and you have noticed that adding cars adds hours, not freedom. This Level 3 guide is about the one thing the earlier books did not teach: how to take yourself out of the middle of the operation without the profit collapsing — so the business runs on documented process and other people's hands, and, in time, becomes something you can sell.

Inside you'll find how to:

  • Judge honestly whether your business is ready to systematise — and whether you should stay owner-operated instead
  • Write down what you do so a competent stranger could do it to your standard
  • Make your first hire the right one — usually not a salesperson — and get the employment law and pay structure right
  • Separate buying, prep and selling into controlled functions, and delegate buying safely and last
  • Turn finance into a major profit line, and judge Appointed Representative against direct FCA authorisation
  • Hold compliance together when you are not in the room
  • Measure the number that matters — profit per owner hour — and watch it rise as your hours fall
  • Understand what your business is actually worth, and how stepping back turns a job into a sellable asset

Every chapter ends in an actionable tick list. Facts over motivation, current UK rules with official sources cited, and modelled money that shows what stepping back really does — profit roughly held, owner hours roughly halved, return per hour transformed — without ever promising a figure.

This book is information, not legal, financial, tax or regulatory advice; rules change, so always confirm the current position against the sources cited.

Level 3: Step Back — part of Making Money in Today's Economy.

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