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Eliminating Pricing Misfires in Today’s Market

Article Highlights:

  • Today's buyers come prepared: your quoting process should be too.
  • Eliminate pricing misfires and close deals faster.

The days of “just browsing” are behind us. Today’s buyers show up with screenshots, side-by-side comparisons, and monthly payments already calculated. They’re ready to sign but only if the numbers line up.

Dealers across Canada are facing the same challenge: bridging the gap between online research and in-store reality. Here are three simple steps you can take to make that transition seamless:

  • Keep Momentum, Avoid the Reset

Shoppers don’t want to start from scratch when they walk through your doors. They want to pick up where they left off online. That means your sales team needs to move both quickly and precisely. Any stumble, delay, or mismatch in pricing can send buyers walking. Stay in sync with these evolving expectations, keeping the momentum moving forward instead of resetting the conversation.

  • Consistency, Speed, and Accuracy

Translate the digital deal into something your team can use immediately on the floor, whether it’s calculating payments, applying manufacturer programs, or structuring offers. No backpedaling. No recalculating. No awkward pauses to check if the numbers are right. Just confidence on both sides of the table.

  • Quote Once, Not Twice

Every time your team has to rework a deal, it slows things down. Worse, it raises an important question in the customer’s mind: why is this different than what I saw online? That moment of doubt can cost you the sale. In today’s market, speed sells but only when it comes to accuracy.

For dealerships looking to improve both efficiency and customer experience, investing in systems that support this kind of transparency may make all the difference. From at-home browsing to in-person signing, the smoother the handoff, the stronger the outcome.

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Product Planning, Reynolds and Reynolds

Anne Ravensbeck is a Product Planning manager for Sales and F&I applications at Reynolds and Reynolds.

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