King of Cars - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

We Dooz it Large
Chop, the owner of Towbin Dodge in Las Vegas, introduces us to the surprisingly entertaining world of car sales. Chop explains to the viewers his local show called "The Chopper Show", where 80% of his sales come from. In this first episode, he tries to push two of his employees, Ali and Berry, to do their best as he tries to get his dealership to sell over 40 cars in one day

Showgirl Showdown
In an attempt to shake things up a bit, Chop has sales team leaders Tino and Deeter engage in a little game. The team who sells the most cars wins. The catch is that the team leader on the losing team has to wear a Las Vegas showgirl outfit on camera for Chop's local show "The Chopper Show."

Blue Day
Even though the "Blue Genie" (Prem Singh) has billboards, TV commercials, courtesy vans with his likeness, and bobblehead dolls, he is a little too shy to wear the outfit off camera during the regular workday. To fix that, "Chop" offers the "Blue Genie" $1000 to dress in character for one day.

Fresh Meat
Even car sales have an off-season. To lower costs, "Chop" is forced to dissolve one of his sales teams. In doing so, he has to let some of the low performers go, while giving other teams some fresh meat. Will this move by "Chop" help improve sales?

King for a Day
While "Chop" takes a much needed and well overdue vacation, he leaves General Sales Manager Will Tooros "Chilly Willy" in charge of the dealership. Can this king for a day motivate the sales teams in "Chop"'s absence?

Leader of the Pack
"Chop" promotes Ali to run the C-team for a day.

Talkin' Turkey
"Chop" hopes a big Thanksgiving sale will bring in a record number of customers.

Lowrider
Chop's a kid at heart, from his "Chop Show" antics, to his thrill at anything with four wheels and an engine--and today's all about kids. From a local school coming in to perform their own version of the "Chop Show," to Chop's two sons visiting the dealership, to a special visit from Chop's old childhood crew of Lowriders with their customized hopping cars. Meanwhile, The Blue Genie's in a slump and needs a deal badly--he gets a shot to sell two cars at once to a father/daughter duo looking for hot wheels. But even though they are big Genie fans, the negotiations turn into an all day rollercoaster.

Dunkarini
"Chop"'s Team Leaders try to avoid the "Dunk Tank".

Closing the Deal
"Chop" helps Prem (The Blue Genie) find a girlfriend.

Performance Anxiety
"Chop" hosts a major talent contest at the annual "Towbin Dodge" Christmas Party held at a local hotel.

Keeping Up with the Joneses
Tino has a couple of past customers, looking to upgrade their vehicles.
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