I am loving my car from Drive Go I am loving my car from Drive Go. I've had it almost 3 months now. The transaction and delivery was smooth.Only hiccups we had was insurance quote that was given she charged was little off, not by much. Also tag process is taking little longer and expected, I still have not received the tag in the mail but they make sure you have most updated temporarily tag in hand so you can continue to drive. I hope they add more cars in the inventory so I can switch to different one in the future.

Totally disappointed I just spent a long time talking to credit control. She kept saying " I don't know " Really ? How do you get your jobs ?? !!

I was skeptical at first.... I was skeptical at first... After placing my order and knowing it would be awhile before delivery (about 60 days), I knew a lot could go wrong. About 30 days before delivery I was offered a different vehicle due to supply chain issues. The vehicle offered was an upgrade and they honored their originally agreed price. They have been responsive, honest, they've followed through on every commitment made and I've come to the conclusion that if all companies could behave like DriveGo, we would all be a lot happier out here in consumer-world. Kudos to you, DriveGo. You have a satisfied customer here in Tampa, two months into our agreement.

We are so so Disappointed!!! We are so, so Disappointed!!! Payment was made & Car was to be delivered in February, THREE scheduled & Missed appointments later (without even a phone call) the car was delivered in April. 1st month we drove extra miles knowing we're going on vacation next month & the car will be parked. Still, we got hit with $500+ over milage fee (including additional full month of insurance fee). Yes, they monitor your mileage in real time & charge for going over the milage... This is BAD Business, and Bad deal!! We're very Disappointed, and will be returning the car ASAP. Judy

I’d use a different service I’m one of the customers that they took back the cars early because they weren’t making money (their customer service rep explaining interest rate changes) Make sure you read the full terms before pulling trigger.