DriveTime Automotive Group reviews

No work/life balance, this can cause problems in relationships and other things. Management can micro-manage and be petty on many areas of what go on. Rather than talk to you they hid behind a computer and discuss in email until a write up comes. Long hours it makes no sense that the hours the dealerships are open basically have no life. Over priced used cars with high interest rate. Always adding people to an already crowed dealership. The DriveTime I was hired with, is turning into a basic car dealership, not the one where it was actually trying to help and cared.

Don't plan on getting anywhere unless you buddy up with the right people. Having an excellent work ethic, being great at what you do, being versatile, being a quick learner, being great with internal and external customers, having a great rapport with coworkers--none of it counts for much if the right managers don't take a personal interest in you (because you sucked up appropriately). They are very fickle too, so good luck. And that career pathing they're always talking about? I'm not sure it exists.