Marco
Leads Sales
Fun, fast, and all about reps. Marco leads Syndicate Fast Track: the full track from start to finish, handling objections, follow-up, and your first 90 days on the floor.
Short video lessons for people breaking into dealership sales and service. Learn the steps of a car sale, the service write-up, how pay plans work, and how to get hired. Practice with drills and role-plays so you show up ready to learn your store's way.
A quick look at Syndicate U and the instructors who walk you through it.
Every good salesperson runs on a system. The Syndicate Black Book is a planner and personal CRM built for car salespeople. Use it on your iPad or phone, or print it and keep it with you on the floor. It's free.



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Members get the full Black Book with word tracks and objection cheat sheets for every level.
Your two instructors. Upbeat, practical, and focused on what you can do tomorrow.
Leads Sales
Fun, fast, and all about reps. Marco leads Syndicate Fast Track: the full track from start to finish, handling objections, follow-up, and your first 90 days on the floor.
Leads Service
Relatable and real. Jess leads the Service Course: breaking into service, the write-up, recommending work ethically, and customer communication. She also co-hosts the shared lessons and plays the customer in sales role-plays.
Sales or Service? Pick the path you want to build. Both include interviewing, pay plans, your first day, and getting hired.
Meet customers and run a designed track, start to finish, with no wrong turns.
From porter or lube tech to the front counter, done the right way.
A lighter starting point for new car salespeople: Green Pea to First Paycheck, the Syndicate Fast Track map, the shared lessons, a starter toolkit, and the monthly live Q&A.
Monthly subscriptions once doors open. Cancel anytime online. Prices in USD.
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See where a dealership job can lead and what each step usually takes. Every store is different, and pathways are not a promise of promotion, timing, or pay.
Rules vary by state. Pick your state when you sign up, and lessons show a State Rules card where it matters.
Being a candidate with The Auto Syndicate is always free.
Training is recommended, never required. Syndicate U helps us represent you better, but you can work with us either way.Yes. Every plan is month to month. You can cancel online from your account in a few clicks, with no phone call needed.
No. Being a candidate with The Auto Syndicate is always free. We recommend the training because it helps you show up ready, but it is never required.
Pick Sales if you want to work with customers buying vehicles. Pick Service if you like the shop, or want to move from porter or lube tech to the front counter. Both include the shared lessons on interviewing, pay plans, and getting hired. You can switch from your account later.
A lower-cost starting point for people brand new to car sales. It covers the basics and the Syndicate Fast Track map. When you're ready for every step, drills, and role-plays, move up to Syndicate Fast Track.
Marco and Jess are AI instructors. The lessons they present are created by The Auto Syndicate team.
No. Syndicate U is training, not a job or income guarantee. Hiring decisions are made by dealerships, and pay depends on the role, your results, and the store's pay plan.
Lessons teach what's common everywhere. Things that change by state, like salesperson licensing, show up on a State Rules card based on the state in your profile. When a rule isn't verified yet, the card points you to your state regulator.
Lessons are short videos, about 3 to 8 minutes each, in your browser on a phone or computer. Most lessons come with a worksheet or script you can print.
General education only, not legal, tax, or financial advice. Rules vary by state.
Every dealership runs its process and pay plans its own way. Follow your store's policies and your state's rules.