Sales Consultant - Bmw

Build the Future of Automotive With Us Since 1979, Performance Motors Limited (PML) has been an authorised dealer of BMW cars and the official importer for BMW Motorrad in Singapore. As a long‑time partner of this German luxury automotive brand, PML is recognised for performance, driving pleasure, and service excellence. As part of Sime Group (ranked No. 25 in the Fortune Southeast Asia 500), we’re connected to a powerful network across nine markets in the Asia‑Pacific region. With over 13,900 employees, Sime Motors is a leader in automotive assembly, importation, distribution, retail, and after‑sales services. What You’ll Be Doing As a Sales Consultant , you’ll deliver a seamless customer journey through strong product knowledge, accurate guidance, and professional service. Develop strong product knowledge, including competitor models and market trends Analyse pricing, promotions, and new model launches Provide accurate advice on financing and insurance solutions Guide customers through relevant LTA guidelines and processes Deliver a seamless sales experience from first contact to post‑delivery follow‑up, in line with PML standards Provide exceptional service with professionalism, integrity, and care Who We’re Looking For Minimum Diploma or equivalent qualification Minimum 2 years of retail continental car sales experience (other relevant sales experience may be considered) Possess valid Class 3 driving license Tech‑savvy and comfortable adopting new digital tools Comfortable creating and/or engaging with content on social media Sales‑driven, target‑oriented, and motivated by results Self‑motivated and proactive, with strong drive to achieve targets Proven strong sales track record Ability to thrive in a fast‑paced, high‑pressure environment Customer‑centric with a proactive and service‑oriented mindset Why Join Us at Sime Motors? Be part of a trusted brand with a strong regional footprint Work with cutting‑edge automotive technology and innovation Grow your career in a supportive, performance‑driven culture