The Profit WIN Numbers Jim Silverman Automotive Training Institute



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The Profit WIN Numbers Jim Silverman Automotive Training Institute

Today's Agenda Determine how much money you need to make Pay your bills now Have enough for later Learn how to keep score Fix your accounting Learn how to make money Watch key metrics each week Learn how to create consistency and predictability Standardize your processes

Bills at work Bills at home Investment in your business Retirement assets Creating Wealth

How Long Do You Have?

Terms

Sales (Top Line)

Expenses Cost of Goods Sold Fixed Costs Personal Use

Profit (Bottom Line E.B.I.T.D.A.) Earnings Before Interest Taxes Depreciation Amortization

Sales Cost of Goods Sold = Gross Profit

Cost of Goods Sold - Auto Repair Parts Labor Tires

Can I Cash My Paycheck?

2 Things You Must Know Each Week Gross profit Fixed costs

$10,000 Sales $5,000 Cost Of Goods = $5,000 Gross Profit

$209,019 Fixed Costs

209,019 $209,019 Fixed Costs Per Year

52 Divided by 52 Weeks Per Year

4,019 = $4,019 Fixed Costs Per Week

$5,000 Gross Profit $4,019 Fixed Costs = $981 Cash How Much Cash?

$10,000 Sales $5,000 Cost Of Goods = $5,000 Gross Profit

$9,000 Sales $5,000 Cost Of Goods = $4,000 Gross Profit 10% Discount

$4,000 Gross Profit $4,019 Fixed Costs = $19 Cash How Much Cash?

Profit Model KPIs

Sales - Auto Repair Parts Sales 50% Labor Sales 50%

Sales Goal Per Hour Per Tech Labor Rate Labor % of Sales $85 labor rate 50% labor % of sales = $170 per hour $85 labor + $85 parts per hour

Sales Goal Per Hour Per Tech Labor Rate Labor % of Sales $85 labor rate 50% labor % of sales = $170 per hour $85 labor + $85 parts per hour $85 labor rate 60% labor % of sales = $142 per hour $85 labor + $57 parts per hour Requires 120% productivity rate

Parts Sales 50% Labor Sales 50% Maintaining Your 50% Parts / 50% Labor Mix

Gross Profit Margin - Auto Repair Margi n 60% Parts Cost 40% Labo SM r 0% 0% Margi n 60% Parts 0% Labor Cost 40% SM 0% Parts Margin Labor Margin Best Practices

60% Mark-up is only 37.5% Margin Common Mark-up Mistake

Getting to 60%

Cost x 2.5 Cost + 150% Cost 40% Getting to 60%

Cost x 2.5 Cost + 150% Cost 40% Getting to 60%

Cost x 2.5 Cost + 150% Cost 40% Getting to 60%

Cost x 2.5 Cost + 150% Cost 40% Getting to 60%

Gross Profit Margin - Auto Repair (Loaded) GP Margi n 60% Parts Cost 20% Labor Cost SM20% 0%

Adjusted Gross Margin Auto Repair AG Margi n 50% Parts Cost 20% Labor Cost 20% SM 10% $500,000 Retail Sales

Adjusted Gross Margin Auto Service AG Margi n 54% Parts Cost 19% Labor Cost 20% SM 7% $1,000,000 Retail Sales

Where s Your Money? Point Of Sale System Quick Books or Peach Tree

Income Statement-Auto Repair

Income Statement-Auto Repair Sales

Income Statement-Auto Repair Cost Of Goods

Income Statement-Auto Repair Expenses

Income Statement-Auto Repair Profit

Income Statement-Auto Repair 6.8% Net Profit

Gross Profit is Wrong-Auto Repair

Above the Line / Below the Gross Profit Line Accounting-Auto Repair

COGS Above the Line / Below the Gross Profit Line Accounting-Auto Repair

COGS Above the Line / Below the Gross Profit Line Accounting-Auto Repair

Parts Costs-Auto Repair

Labor Costs-Auto Repair

Income Statement (Corrected)-Auto Repair

True Cost Of Goods Above The Gross Profit Line

Fixed Costs Below The Gross Profit Line

Original Statement Says GP Is Good And Fixed Is Too High

Corrected Statement Shows GP Is Too Low And Fixed Is Good

Creating Your Winning Scenario

Creating Your Winning Scenario

Your Shop Is Open 5 Days Each Week

Your Writer Spends 0.9 Hours With Each Customer Each Day

Your Writer Works 9 Hours Each Day

Gross Profit You Need To Pay Your Fixed Cost Each Year

Gross Profit You Need To Pay Your Salary Each Year

Gross Profit You Need To Pay For Your Business Investments And Retirement Assets Each Year

Gross Profit You Need To Reach Your Financial Goals Each Year

At 54% Gross Profit Margin (Best Practices)

You Need $831,481 In Sales Each Year

At 2.5 Average Production Hours Per Repair Order (Best Practices)

You Need To Work On 38 Cars Each Week

And You Need 0.8 Service Writers

At $85 Per Hour Labor Rate

And 50% Labor % Of Sales (50/50 Parts To Labor Mix)

Each Production Hour Is Worth $170

And You Need To Sell 94.1 Hours Each Week

At 100% Technician Productivity

You Need 2.5 Technicians

Giving Each Technician 1 Bay

You Need 3 Bays

At 30% Gross Profit Margin (Industry Average After Correcting Income Statement)

You Need $1,496,667 In Sales Each Year

At 1.3 Average Production Hours Per Repair Order

You Need To Work On 136 Cars Each Week

And You Need 2.7 Service Writers

At $85 Per Hour Labor Rate

And 60% Labor % Of Sales (Typical For Shop Focusing On Diagnostics)

Each Production Hour Is Worth $141.67

And You Need To Sell 203.2 Hours Each Week

At 53% Technician Productivity (62% Is Industry Average)

You Need 10 Technicians And 10 Bays

How Do You Fix This Mess?

Fix Your Gross Profit Margin

Which Dramatically Lowers The Sales You Need To Win

Fix Your ARO

Which Reduces The Number Of Cars You Need To Work On Each Week

And Reduces The Number Of Service Writers You Need

Fix Your Parts To Labor Mix

Which Makes Each Hour You Sell More Valuable (Increases True Sales Productivity)

Fix Your Productivity Rate

Which Reduces The Number Of Technicians And Bays You Need

Diagnosing With KPIs

Income Statement-Auto Repair 6.8% Net Profit

ATI Shop Analysis

Sales

Sales Goal Per Hour Per Tech Labor Rate Labor % of Sales $85 labor rate 50.9% labor % of sales = $167 per hour $85 labor + $82 parts per hour

Sales Goal Per Week Per Tech Sales Goal Per Hour Per Tech x hours worked weekly $167 hour x 40 hours = $6,680 week $85 (labor only) hour x 40 hours = $3,400 week

Average Repair Order

Average Upsell Per Repair Order $211 ARO $167 Sales Goal Per Hour = 1.26 hours per R.O. 1.26 hours 0.5 oil change = 0.75 average upsell per R.O.

Advertising Investment

Inspection Documentation Estimating Sales Skills

Courtesy Checks For a fee State inspection Pre-purchase vehicle inspection Free 30-point inspection 10-point quick check

Factory Scheduled Maintenance

Estimating Original request Prior recommendations Safety defects Maintenance

Sales Skills Create value Address objections Provide options Ask for the sale!

Sales Goal Per Month Per Tech Sales Goal Per Hour Per Tech x hours worked monthly $167 hour x 166 hours = $27,732 month

Technician Productivity

GP Margi n 54.0% Parts Cost 19.0% Labor Cost 20.0% SW 7% SW 7.7% GP Margi n 23.8 % Labor Cost 28.1 % Parts Cost 40.5 % Benchmark Reality Gross Profit % Of Sales

GP Margi n 54.0 % Parts Cost 19.0 %Labor Cost 20.0 SW % 7% GP Margi n SW 23.8% 7.7% Labor Cost 28.1% Parts Cost 40.5% Benchmark Reality Parts Cost % Of Sales

GP Margi n 54.0% Parts Cost 19.0% Labor Cost SW 20.0% 7% GP Margi n 23.8 SW% 7.7% Labo r Cost 28.1 % Parts Cost 40.5 % Benchmark Reality Labor Cost % Of Sales

GP Margi n 54.0% Parts Cost 19.0% Labor Cost 20.0% SW 7% SW 7.7% GP Margin 23.8% Labor Cost 28.1% Parts Cost 40.5% Benchmark Reality Labor Cost % Of Sales

Mar gin 60% Labo r Cost SM 40% 0% Mar gin 44.9 % Part s Cost 0.0% SM 0.0 % Labo r Cost 55.1 % Benchmark Reality Labor Margin

Mar gin 60% Part s Cost Labo SM 40% r 0% 0% Mar gin Lab SM 17.6 or 0% % 0% Part s Cost 82.4 % Benchmark Reality Parts Margin

Potential

Let s Review Determine how much money you need to make Pay your bills now Have enough for later Learn how to keep score Fix your accounting Learn how to make money Watch key metrics each week Learn how to create consistency and predictability Standardize your processes

jsilverman@autotraining.net 301-575-9140 http://www.autotraining.net/workshops.htm

Don t forget to watch your FIXED COST, and GROSS PROFIT. THANK YOU Thank You!