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Stated income? The highest I ever saw was 27 million per year. It is very rare to have people who make that type of money complete a credit application so there would be no need to state income.Over the years I’ve had three billionaires purchase automobiles and few celebrities in the 100’s of millions of net worth but no credit applications were involved.

It depends on the size of the dealership, the skill of the manager, the type of dealership owner/management staff, but as a general rule, finance managers earn $50-$200k per year, with most earning about $75k a year.Finance Manager Salary | Salary.comSee "Finance and Insurance Manager".The top earners are good at sales, willing to work 70 hours+, and working at a high volume dealership that sells vehicles to the general public. You don't typically see finance managers at small dealers make big bucks, nor finance managers at "premium" dealers (eg Lexus, BMW, Porsche, etc.), but obviously there are exceptions.I worked as a finance manager for a couple years at a small dealership, and I did OK...especially compared to my friends at the time, who were also in their early 20's and earning 1/3-1/2 as much despite working in STEM careers.An anecdote related to finance manager earnings:I met an engineer who graduated from the same college. In an effort to introduce myself and get to know him, I shared that I too had attended the Colorado School of Mines, and that I had an engineering degree (civil specialty). Incredulous, he asked "So why are you working here?" I replied "Well, I like the work, and to be honest it pays pretty good."He replied - somewhat dismissively - "Well, that may be true when you first start out, but after a while engineering is pretty lucrative."It was at that exact moment that his credit application came into view. I was shuffling papers (to verify completion) and making small talk at the same time, he dropped his "I make more than you ever will" comment, and then I saw his self-stated income on the app. Wouldn't you know that the engineer sitting before me earned substantially less than I did a year out of college, despite his 10 years experience in engineering?He saw me looking, he saw me stifle a smile, and he just knew that everything he thought he knew about the auto industry was wrong.The point? A bad finance manager (like I was, back in the day) can make more than a decent engineer. Go figure.

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