creak (kriËk ) Word forms: plural , 3rd person singular present tense creaks , present participle creaking , past tense , past participle creaked. verb. If something creaks, it makes a short, high-pitched sound when it moves.
Above Average - $45,000 to $80,000 Car salesman in this salary range probably have a somewhat steady stream of referral business and don't rely solely on lot traffic. Over Achievers - $80,000 to sky's the limit Usually very steady stream of repeat and referral business.
The typical profit on the sale price of a new car is less than $1000 (after the dealershipâs costs are subtracted from the sale price) but dealerships often count on several thousand dollars of profit from the sale of a trade-in. So how do car dealers make money this way? From a customerâs perspective, used cars are trickier to buy than new cars. New cars come on a level playing field, with its entire brief past spelled out on the window sticker and every detail available with a few minutes of online research.