New member and Toyota employee

[Dylaan]

Hi everyone,

My name is Dylan, I'm from Melbourne's east and I'm happy to have just landed a job in Toyota as a sales consultant. I've had an interesting car history for a 25 year old and plan to keep that going. I'll soon be purchasing a Toyota 86, but for now I am living with a 2004 Honda Accord Euro.

My history so far includes;

- 1991 Subaru Liberty GX

- 1989 Honda Prelude Si 4WS

- 1994 Honda Prelude Si

- 1996 Nissan Skyline R33 GTS-T series 2

- 2000 Toyota Celica SX

- 1996 Nissan Skyline R33 GTS-T series 2 (yes, another one)

- 2001 Honda S2000

- 2004 Honda Accord Euro Luxury

- 2009 Kawasaki Ninja 250R (not a car)

I look forward to integrating myself into the Toyota community in Melbourne and would of course love to help anyone out who is looking for a new or used Toyota :)

Dylan

[trentmeyer23]

and would of course love to help anyone out who is looking for a new or used Toyota :)

Spoken like a true salesman, although you forgot all your contact details.

[Dylaan]

Sales isn't my primary objective of joining the forum, but hopefully someone will pm me if they are after anything :)

[Harlo]

Welcome Dylan! How much is the 86 setting you back with that staff discount? ;)

[trentmeyer23]

Sales isn't my primary objective of joining the forum

All good, we had a guy try it a while back. Welcome.

[Dylaan]

Welcome Dylan! How much is the 86 setting you back with that staff discount? ;)

Thanks mate and that's a good question. I'm actually still on probation as I very recently started so I might wait to settle in. I've been toying with the idea of purchasing a trade in if one pops up in the next few months. Otherwise I might go new, in which case I'll find out what the floor price is.

Sales isn't my primary objective of joining the forum

All good, we had a guy try it a while back. Welcome.

Thanks, I can imagine it wouldn't go down well. I'm coming from an IT and business background, so I've encountered my fair share of annoying salesmen, which I have vowed not to become.