Group 1 Automotive

Publicly listed dealership group whose sales hiring is commissioned floor salespeople, BDC agents and sales managers at its US franchise stores, from Texas and Oklahoma to Georgia, Maryland and New England.

Yes. Publicly listed dealership group whose sales hiring is commissioned floor salespeople, BDC agents and sales managers at its US franchise stores, from Texas and Oklahoma to Georgia, Maryland and New England. How its pay is structured: Salespeople are dealership employees paid mainly or wholly on commission, at one store a monthly draw against it, with bonuses and a Pinnacle Awards program; benefits named are health, dental, vision, life and disability cover, a 401(k) with company match, an employee stock purchase plan, an employee vehicle purchase program, paid time off and paid training.

Stated per posting. Floor sales is commission pay. Many postings say outright that the job is wholly or fully commission-based and then print what a salesperson can expect to earn, as a monthly range in New England and New Jersey and a yearly range in California and Texas; the Atlanta Ford and Lincoln store instead pays a monthly draw against commission, and several Georgia, Texas, Kansas and Oklahoma postings name only pay based on experience plus bonuses, or uncapped commission, with no figure. BDC agents are paid either by the hour plus bonuses or on an expected yearly range. Sales manager postings print a yearly range at some stores and elsewhere promise pay based on experience plus bonuses in a commission environment. Ask whether there is a draw or minimum while you learn the product, how the commission is calculated (a share of front-end gross or a flat amount per unit, and the minimum paid on a small deal), what volume and finance or product bonuses pay, how pack and holdbacks are treated, and what the floor's top and middle earners make.

Posted pay at Group 1 Automotive: Stated per posting (stated by the company). Consumer goods sales suit reps who enjoy negotiating with buyers, reading store and menu data, and running promotions on a calendar.

Salespeople are dealership employees paid mainly or wholly on commission, at one store a monthly draw against it, with bonuses and a Pinnacle Awards program; benefits named are health, dental, vision, life and disability cover, a 401(k) with company match, an employee stock purchase plan, an employee vehicle purchase program, paid time off and paid training.

Right now its 97 open sales roles are posted in Texas (17), Massachusetts (14), Georgia (9), Houston (9), Maryland (7) and 12 more places. Read from its postings on 30 Oct 2026: US only on this portal: Texas (Houston and its suburbs Sugar Land, Stafford, Richmond, Tomball and Spring, Austin with Cedar Park, Round Rock and Georgetown, San Antonio, El Paso, Lubbock, Amarillo, Denton, Arlington, Grapevine and the Corpus Christi area), Oklahoma (Oklahoma City, Edmond, Tulsa), Kansas (Merriam, Kansas City), Louisiana (Shreveport, Harvey), New Mexico (Albuquerque), Georgia (Atlanta, Stone Mountain and Lilburn, Snellville, Woodstock, Kennesaw, Decatur, Augusta, Columbus), Florida (Pensacola, Panama City), California (Tustin, Anaheim, Folsom, Sacramento), Maryland (Annapolis, Bowie, Lanham, College Park, Owings Mills, Baltimore), New Jersey (Egg Harbor Township, Maple Shade) and New England (Massachusetts: Danvers, Peabody, Westwood, Hanover, Rockland, Auburn, Hyannis, Orleans; New Hampshire: Manchester; Maine: Saco, Scarborough).