Part Time Luxury Vehicle Driver - Walser Automotive - Wichita Auto Campus

As a Part Time Luxury Vehicle Driver at Walser Automotive, your primary responsibilities include the safe pick-up and delivery of all assigned vehicles. You'll also conduct visual inspections of potential purchases and ensure all paperwork is accurate. Additionally, you may be required to engage in overnight travel transporting vehicles across the country by truck and trailer or self-driven.

To qualify for the Part Time Luxury Vehicle Driver role at Walser Automotive, candidates must have a valid driver’s license with a clean driving record and the ability to drive a manual transmission. Being punctual and reliable is essential. Candidates should also be prepared for a dynamic work environment requiring mobility, and you may need to lift and move around the dealership.

Walser Automotive provides thorough training for its Luxury Vehicle Drivers, focusing on safe driving practices, vehicle inspections, and customer service. You’ll learn to navigate the transportation of luxury vehicles effectively and ensure compliance with all necessary regulations and company policies to uphold our high standards.

Walser Automotive offers a comprehensive benefits package to its Part Time Luxury Vehicle Drivers, including medical, dental, and vision coverage, paid parental leave, life insurance, and a 401K plan with an employer match. You will also have access to Employee Resource Groups and opportunities for community volunteering through the Walser Foundation.

Yes, Walser Automotive is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We encourage applications from individuals of diverse backgrounds, including veterans, individuals with disabilities, and members of the LGBTQ+ community. We are committed to providing a balanced workplace that values diversity and inclusion.

In your answer, highlight any previous experience you may have with luxury vehicles, including familiarity with their specific handling requirements. Mention any training or certifications that relate to vehicle operation, and emphasize your attention to detail when it comes to maintaining such vehicles.

When answering this question, recount a specific instance where you faced a challenging driving condition. Focus on how you assessed the situation, the decisions you made, and the outcome. This demonstrates your problem-solving skills and calm under pressure.

Discuss your knowledge of safe driving practices and how you incorporate them. This may include following traffic laws, conducting pre-trip vehicle inspections, and maintaining awareness of your surroundings. Stress your commitment to safety at all times.

Important aspects of communication might include transparency, active listening, and providing timely updates about vehicle statuses. Mention how you prioritize ensuring that all team members are informed regarding deliveries and any logistical changes, which ultimately enhances the operation.

Answer this question by discussing any organizational tools or methods you use, such as checklists, scheduling software, or simple time management techniques. Emphasize your ability to prioritize tasks and maintain accuracy throughout the delivery process.

Share what drives your passion for being a driver, whether it's a love of cars, the joy of being on the road, or the satisfaction of completing tasks efficiently. This will help interviewers see your enthusiasm for the position and your commitment to the role.

Provide an example of how you would address potential customer service challenges, such as delays or inaccuracies in deliveries. Focus on actively listening to the customer, empathizing with their concerns, and working towards a solution that keeps the customer satisfied.

Confirm your willingness to travel overnight as part of the job. It can also be beneficial to mention your previous experiences or any travel you have done related to work or personal life, which showcases your flexibility and adaptability.

Talk about your strategies for dealing with adverse weather conditions, such as adjusting your driving techniques in rain, snow, or fog. Highlight your commitment to safety and how you would adapt routes or wait for favorable conditions when necessary.

Describe the proactive steps you would take if you identified any issues with a vehicle. This could include notifying your supervisor immediately, utilizing diagnostic tools, or making recommendations for repairs to ensure the vehicle is in top condition for delivery to the customer.