Workshop 2011_Investing in the complex used car cycle
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An introduction to the steps to be taken internally to improve stock rotation in the used car business. Targeted and presented to large operators in 2011.
Workshop 2011_Investing in the complex used car cycle
1. WORKSHOP OPERATIONAL LEASE
COMPANIES
Improving cash flow and results through the
management of the april 5 2011
Vienna,
entire “used car” cycle
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2. Sales consulting with strong focus
on automotive
Nicolas Martel Optimization of sales organizations
Implementation of used car
programs
Sales management outsourcing
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3. Cash flow: key factor of used car operations
The basic “used car cycle”
Breaking down the basic “used car cycle”
Investing the complex “used car cycle”
Q&A
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5. Many small operators look at
sales margin more than their
stock rotation
Sales margin being:
(sale price of car + sale of
ancilliary items)
–
(cost of purchase + cost of
preparation + direct sales costs)
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6. The sales margin is only part of
the equation of a profitable used
car business activity
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7. Used cars are perishable items
Average depreciation: 20% year
on year
Regular arrival of “fresher”
models
Immobilized cash is not free
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8. Financial immobilization of
capital is strong:
Cost of capital: 0,5% per month
(50€ per month/car with
average price 10 000€)
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9. Depreciation and cost of capital
are also only part of the
equation of a profitable used car
business
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10. Stock rotation means a better “return on capital”
Purchase price: 7 000 €
Selling price: 10 000 €
Sales margin: 3 000 €
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11. Stock rotation means a better “return on capital”
EXAMPLE 1: 45 DAYS
Day 1 Purchase price: 7 000 €
Day 45 Selling price: 10 000 €
Sales margin: 3 000 €
Investment return: 42% in 45 days
Yearly sales margin: 24 000 €
Yearly investment return: 342%
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12. Stock rotation means a better “return on capital”
EXAMPLE 2: 30 DAYS
Day 1 Purchase price: 7 000 €
Day 30 Selling price: 10 000 €
Sales margin: 3 000 €
Investment return: 42% in 30 days
Yearly sales margin: 36 000 €
Yearly investment return: 514%
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13. 15 days difference in the rotation of the
used vehicle:
◦ 12 000 € more revenue per year from the same
invested amount of 7 000 €
◦ Each day of faster rotation brings back 800 € of
revenue
With equivalent fixed costs
◦ Storage
◦ Sales team
◦ Cost of capital
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14. With a higher monthly volume, these amounts can
be extremely significant.
Fast rotation of the vehicles enables the same
amount of cash to be invested in MORE
potentially profitable transactions.
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16. “Purchased” INTERNAL PROCESS Sold
The “family” recipe is
the key between 45
days and 30 days
Cash out Cash in
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17. When we think of the “family recipe”, we think
a lot about getting sales out fast.
◦ We always should assess our capacity to sell as fast
as possible
But getting sales out faster and faster may
also decrease margin and generate higher
advertising costs:
◦ More promotions
◦ More advertising
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19. “Purchased” Sold
INTERNAL PROCESS
Time for the car to be sold…
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20. “Purchased” Sold
INTERNAL PROCESS
Time to make Time for the car
the car ready to be sold…
for the sale…
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21. INTERNAL PROCESS
Time to make the car Time for the car
ready for the sale… to be sold…
- Administrative management - Advertisement and
marketing
- Assessment of vehicle
- Phoning contacts
- Cleaning / Repairing
- Price negotiation
- Fixation of price
- Sales administration
- Providing information to (leasing, invoicing, verification
sales of payment)
-Getting the car physically to
the selling point
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22. A high stock rotation is not just a question of
“hard selling”
◦ It is also a question of internal organization
Orientation target for a new / used car dealer: 10 days from purchase
to ready to sell INCLUDING repairs and mechanical control
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23. Food for thought
◦ What are the bottlenecks in my organization?
Known AND unknown
◦ What is the origin of these bottlenecks?
◦ How much do these bottlenecks cost?
In terms of cost of capital
In terms of vehicle depreciation
In term of lost opportunities
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25. INTERNAL PROCESS
Later… Soon… Now… SALE
These These These
vehicles are vehicles will vehicles are
known, but be part of the
their sale is purchased basic “used
distant back soon car” cycle
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26. One key word: tracibility
◦ I know what is coming
◦ I prepare the work
◦ I plan for eventual difficulties
◦ I shorten the basic “used car” cycle
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27. INTERNAL PROCESS
Later… Soon… Now… SALE
I measure the I seek out I work with
future means potential the most
for selling buyers for effective
these these means for
vehicles vehicles getting
vehicles out
of stock fast
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28. Tools available for investing in the complex used
car cycle
◦ Software with vehicle status
◦ Time goals and monitoring
Administrative processing
Vehicle estimation
Vehicle preparation
Vehicle merchandising
◦ Sale goals
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29. One main idea
◦ Preparing all the team for future sales:
Everyone has a role to play
No “walls” between vehicle administrative
management and vehicle remarketing
The sale of the used vehicle starts right after its first
registration
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30. Q&A
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