A short YouTube talk by Chris Collins about training and compensating detail teams in used-car departments. In this excerpt he emphasizes that pay and required labor hours depend on local market, climate conditions, the dealership's used-car system, and the typical price/complexity of inventory; he reports observed detailing times ranging roughly from 2.5 to 5 hours depending on context.
I do think, like, because when people ask us, like, what should a detail pay? I do think that the, the market you're in, the climate conditions and the type of system your used car department is running, like if your used car departments selling 79, 95 cars versus $40,000 average used cars, the, the amount of.
Work that it takes, you know, they, there's different styles, there's different approaches. You could. I've been in stores where the, where the fair number is five hours. I've gone all the way from two and a half to five. Yes.
