There is a customer type that walks into your office and most F&I managers handle them exactly wrong

1 May 2026 · 1 min
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Adrian Anania explains why F&I managers fail with pragmatic buyers, who are assertive and hate feeling sold to. The fix: let them lead and give them a quick win in the first 30 seconds so they feel in control.

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