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OT: Anyone have any idea how much Honda Tech's make?


Killa_CRX
11-20-2002, 10:27 AM
Ok... I have a friend that's a sales person at a dealership not to far from here that I bought my 98 Civic at.
Yesterday he told my mom that the dealership is about to be opening up a new Larger lot, and he said they'd be needing at least 3 shop people, and he said he could probably get me the job if I wanted it... but he didn't mention to her how much it paid.
I have to decide if it would be even worth it to work there though, cause the dealership would be about an hours drive from where I live now...
But then all the benifits to be considered too, such as a fully stocked Honda shop, a parts shop at my disposal, and certified help with my own car ;)
Anyways... any of you guys have any idea how much they make? Cause I make about $9per hour now (still in college), and any less then that, I wouldn't be able to afford the commute.

Melt
11-20-2002, 01:16 PM
My guess, $30 / hr

Killa_CRX
11-20-2002, 01:50 PM
Originally posted by Melt
My guess, $30 / hr

You think that's commission only, or hourly? That seems rather high for hourly... oh well, I'll know soon enough

Tony
11-20-2002, 02:33 PM
$30 bucks sounds about right, if not cheap, but i think that is comission. Wish I had a better memory cause they said something about what the dealerships pay and its good money.

turbcivic
11-20-2002, 03:11 PM
lube tech 7.50
Tech about 20-30 depending on location and exp.

kaosbob26
11-21-2002, 11:13 AM
When I was working at the local Honda dealership, the highest paid tech we had was getting about $18-$20. What's screwed up is they are starting the lube tech's (porters) at $12/hr now. Go figure.

turbcivic
11-21-2002, 02:43 PM
Originally posted by kaosbob26
When I was working at the local Honda dealership, the highest paid tech we had was getting about $18-$20. What's screwed up is they are starting the lube tech's (porters) at $12/hr now. Go figure.

:eek2: i'm getting the major shaft then. They started me out at 7.50

BullShifter
11-24-2002, 03:45 AM
the honda techs at my work make $28 an hour & are on book time, that means if they do a job that pays 4hrs & completes in 2hrs, they still get paid for the 4hrs. A few guys at my work are booking 100hrs a week or more. keep in mine we are one of the busiest shop w/ 2 shifts of tech 6:30am-3:30pm & 3:30-midnight with parts open the entire time also. the shopforeman makes about $120,000 a salary with bonuses but he also has to dispatch the work load coming in each to all the tech fairly & thats about 75 per shift coming in which sux. those guys love working on those cars ver simple. be a tech for a few years then be a srvc advisor which are making $75,000K a year

turbcivic
11-26-2002, 07:02 AM
Originally posted by jackasssi
the honda techs at my work make $28 an hour & are on book time, that means if they do a job that pays 4hrs & completes in 2hrs, they still get paid for the 4hrs. A few guys at my work are booking 100hrs a week or more. keep in mine we are one of the busiest shop w/ 2 shifts of tech 6:30am-3:30pm & 3:30-midnight with parts open the entire time also. the shopforeman makes about $120,000 a salary with bonuses but he also has to dispatch the work load coming in each to all the tech fairly & thats about 75 per shift coming in which sux. those guys love working on those cars ver simple. be a tech for a few years then be a srvc advisor which are making $75,000K a year

Can i come work for you. Ya i know about book time but our guys can sometimes barley clock40 hours. Florida sucks.

BullShifter
11-27-2002, 04:47 AM
those guys love it when they get over 100hrs per week plus bonuses
pay day is awesome for all in the dealer service/sales/parts

turbcivic
11-28-2002, 07:08 AM
Our guys go crazy if they break 50 hours.

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