Burcham Car Sourcing
Car Buyer and Sales Executive

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Burcham Car Sourcing
Burcham Car Sourcing has grown through reputation, recommendation and repeat business, so relationships sit at the heart of everything we do.
We’re looking for someone personable, credible and commercially minded to join Ross in our car sourcing business. You’ll bring an established network of clients, dealers, specialists or automotive contacts, and enjoy turning those relationships into introductions, buying opportunities, referrals and long-term business.
Alongside client sourcing, you’ll run your own retail book, creating two commission opportunities.
What does the job actually involve?
The main role is sourcing cars for our clients. You’ll work alongside Ross and the team, getting to understand what each client is really looking for, you’ll research the market, identify the best cars and develop opportunities through your network and referrals.
You’ll check specification, provenance and history, negotiate with dealers, traders and private sellers, and manage the process through inspection, preparation and delivery.
Alongside sourcing, you’ll buy suitable retail stock, arrange preparation and advertising, manage enquiries and look after customers through viewings and collection. Retail viewings are by appointment and may occasionally require an ad hoc Saturday.
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Some days you’ll be researching cars from your desk. Others you might be speaking to a client, negotiating with a dealer, arranging an inspection, collecting a car, photographing new retail stock or helping us find something particularly difficult.
The person we’re looking for
You’ll be someone people trust and recommend, creating opportunities without making people feel sold to.
Your exact title matters less than your manner, network, buying judgement and ability to generate business.
- Naturally personable, confident and easy to trust
- Well connected, with a strong and relevant network you can continue to develop
- Genuinely knowledgeable and enthusiastic about cars
- A confident buyer, with a strong instinct for value, specification, provenance and risk
- Commercially ambitious and proactive, but never pushy
- Good at listening, building rapport and maintaining long term relationships
- Proactive, resourceful and confident creating your own opportunities
- Organised enough to manage several sourcing briefs and a retail book
- Discreet and credible with clients who expect a highly personal service
- Collaborative, with no ego or old school dealership mentality
- The holder of a full UK driving licence


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Motor trade experience would be useful, particularly in sourcing, buying or specialist cars.
It would be a real bonus if...
- You understand social media
- You can photograph a car properly
- You enjoy creating automotive content
What we offer
- £30,000 to £40,000 basic salary, depending on experience
- Uncapped commission across client sourcing and retail sales
- Realistic OTE of £55,000 to £65,000 once established, with scope to earn more
- Company pension scheme
- Private Health Insurance
- Free onsite parking at our Fernhurst base
- Monday to Friday working hours from our Fernhurst base, with occasional Saturday retail viewings by appointment
- A genuine opportunity to become an important part of a growing independent business
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