Description
Service Advisors in the Automotive industry create, arguably, more gross profit than any other employee in the dealership… and receive the least amount of training.
On top of that, they also have the most influence on customer retention and future new car purchases.
The facts are, according to NADA, regular service customers are 17 times more likely to buy their next vehicle from their servicing dealership. And an increase in customer retention rates of just 5% improves dealership profits by 35%.
Millionaire Service Advisor is a roadmap on how to do just that, focused on the caring and collecting of customers.

- Build trust and credibility.
- Form deeper customer relationships.
- Create instant connections.
- Control the narrative.
- Significantly boost your CSI.
- Eliminate sales declines.
- Dramatically increase customer retention.





mike carroll –
Really enjoy this book. Easy read can be completed in one sitting. Read it again every so often just to keep the concepts fresh. Great content on customer interactions in general not just applicable to the service lane!
Robert Fowler –
Excellent book! Real life story, with action guide and great mindset shift
Roger Pipher –
Simply Awesome!
avenue18 –
On your place I would arrive differently.
Travis Hess (verified owner) –
Enjoyed reading about some of Chris’ journey and how he developed and implemented great customer service in fixed ops and beyond. I am reading through his system section of the book a third time; it’s very helpful and practical. One take away: this is a people business; it’s not primarily about the cars. (I’m going into my 10th year in auto service)
Vincent Trask (verified owner) –
I been a ford quick lane service advisor since January of 2025. This book is the key to hot a start. Not only is my CSI the best in the dealership averaging 40-50 5 star surveys a month but also being able to sell Main shop ROs. I’ve already sold 3 full transmission replacements averaging over $10,000 in customer pay ROs and many other big repairs. This book is that good. Thank you for writing this book Chris!