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Body shop managers working in Alaska in 2009 earned the highest average salary when compared to other states, $76,150 per year, according to the bureau. Connecticut and New York paid $68,560 and $68,320, respectively. New Jersey paid an average of $67,690, while managers in Hawaii made $67,640 on average.
Pay for the position varies, but is typically somewhere between the pay for a manager and a salesperson. The median salary for the position as of September 2010 is $37,985, and the salary for a retail assistant manager with little to no experience is between $27,000 and $40,000 per year.