>>17268862
just be yourself, speak with confidence about what you answer, say you like the style of the car, answer in a subjective way.

>>17268862
say some shit about the cars
"i really like what direction honda is going and think their cars are really good at an affordable price. i can confidently sell something I believe in"

>>17268862
I'm much more knowledgeable about honda vehicles and features than mazda so I feel that I'll be able to land more sales with this dealership as opposed to mazda.

OP
Thanks for the replies. I think I've got it now.

A new problem has come up with scheduling my interview, and I wasn't sure if I should create a new thread or just ask it here.
Someone from the dealership called me around 12:30pm and I wasn't near my phone so I didn't answer. The voicemail he left said he'd like for me to come in today or I can schedule something for Monday and he left me his cell number. I'd definitely prefer to come and speak with him today so I called back about 40min later and he did not answer. I left a voicemail saying I was glad he called and I was excited to come and speak with him today and that he could return my call at the same number I called him from (same number he called earlier). Now it's been about an hour and a half since I left him a message. Do I continue to wait? Or should I call back? Maybe call the number he used to call me initially?
Thanks again guys

>>17268958
I work for a big car dealer, just go there. If you don't show up after you tell them you would, it's worse than going unexpectedly (althought you called).

Good luck.