Automotive Showroom Receptionist
Rallye Motor
Automotive Showroom Receptionist
Rallye Motor
Sells and services luxury cars on Long Island
Rallye Motor Company · Westbury, United States · Full-time · Posted 2026-11-05
Salary: USD 41,600–49,920
Workplace: on_site
Department: Rallye BMW
The Rallye Motor Company, Long Island's premier luxury automotive group, has an opportunity for a Part Time Showroom Receptionist/Greeter with Rallye BMW! The Showroom Receptionist/Greeter plays an instrumental role in providing a seamless and personalized automotive experience for our clients. Must be an energetic, reliable, motivated individual with prior customer service and/or administrative experience.
Responsibilities for this position include, but are not limited to:
The Rallye Motor Company is committed to attracting and retaining a talented and diverse workforce that supports our culture of customer service and automotive excellence. We strive to provide the Rallye team members with a variety of career opportunities that promote personal growth & learning, work-life balance, and equality. Our superior benefits and focus on employee growth and development are just a few reasons you will want to consider joining Rallye!
RATE OF PAY: $20-$24 Per Hour
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Sells and services luxury cars on Long Island
Rallye Motor Company sells luxury vehicles to drivers on Long Island through franchised dealerships for Acura, BMW, Lexus and Mercedes-Benz. Its showrooms pair vehicle sales and leasing with service departments that handle scheduled maintenance and repairs, plus parts departments for replacement components. Customers can compare inventory across the group, value a trade-in and work with each dealership's finance center to arrange a purchase or lease. The business earns revenue from vehicle transactions, workshop services and parts sales, serving customers throughout vehicle ownership. Founded in 1958 as an imported-car repair garage, Rallye is headquartered in Roslyn, New York.
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