DriveoReviews of driveo.com

I had a very disappointing experience with Driveo when I tried to sell them my truck. Driveo initially offered me $17,000. I also received an offer from Carvana for $17,400, and Driveo told me they would match Carvana’s offer. Driveo sent an inspector to inspect my truck and told me I would receive their offer before the end of the day. I never received it. Four days later, I received an email from Driveo saying they were ready to buy my truck and asking me to schedule an appointment. I contacted the inspector and told him that I was still waiting for the offer. He then told me the offer was $14,250. I immediately rejected it. He apologized and said he had made a mistake and that the offer was actually $15,250. I rejected that as well. Then, within approximately 30 minutes of texting, the offer changed again to $16,000. The next day, I asked what their final and confirmed offer was. I was told $15,650. So, after initially offering $17,000 and telling me they would match Carvana’s $17,400 offer, the numbers kept changing: $14,250 → $15,250 → $16,000 → $15,650. This was extremely frustrating and, in my experience, felt like a game rather than a straightforward vehicle-buying process. I wasted several days dealing with changing offers and inconsistent communication. I would not recommend Driveo to anyone looking for a straightforward and transparent offer for their vehicle. inspector name is philip .

Do not waste your time with Driveo in Lewisville, TX. I received an online offer of $22,850 after answering all questions honestly — one minor accident, correct mileage, everything disclosed upfront. I was concerned it might be a bait and switch, so I called ahead and spoke directly with a Driveo rep at the Nissan dealership. They explicitly assured me the offer was valid. The next day, after a brief inspection, the offer dropped to somewhere between $18,000 and $19,000 — nearly $5,000 less. No detailed explanation, just a vague range. This is exactly the bait-and-switch experience I asked about and was promised would not happen. Very disappointing. I would strongly recommend selling your car elsewhere.

My experience with Peters of Nashua, and specifically their associated 'DriveO' valuation platform, was a masterclass in calculated deception and a profound waste of time. Any potential customer should be acutely aware of their highly misleading business practices, particularly concerning vehicle acquisitions. The process began with a firm, confident offer to purchase my vehicle at a specific price—an offer that necessitated over four hours of my time, including dedicated travel to their location. This initial quote, which I trusted was a good-faith commitment, proved to be nothing more than a lure. Upon arrival, the staff, who seem to operate under the confusing guise of the 'DriveO' brand to obscure accountability to the main dealership, engaged in protracted, stalling tactics. After four hours of waiting, negotiations, and inspections, the dealership flatly refused to honor their initial, binding offer. This is the definition of a bait-and-switch: using a high initial quote to physically get a seller onto their property, only to refuse the transaction and waste the seller's valuable time. This was not merely a case of minor negotiation; this was outright refusal to complete a transaction they had initiated and solicited. The team at Peters of Nashua/DriveO demonstrated a cynical disregard for the customer’s time and operated with an alarming lack of integrity. This dealership relies on deception to move people into their showroom. I strongly advise taking your business to any establishment that values transparency and respects its clients.

They Knew I Needed This Money Urgently - Still Withheld $17,251 I had just returned from Florida after 2 months caring for my mother who passed away July 27th. My finances were devastated from being away so long. I made the painful decision to sell my car to pay rent and catch up on bills. When I saw Driveo's promise - "We understand how important it is to know your financial obligations to your lender have been met. We make pay-offs immediately and even give you a copy of the pay-off check to your lender." I felt relief. They seemed to understand people sell cars because they NEED the money. I drove 90 minutes believing I'd leave with funds to pay my rent. What Driveo Actually Is: A bait-and-switch operation that secretly delivers you to a dealership. Every email, text, and confirmation said "Driveo." Not ONE mention of Scott Robinson CDJR until I arrived. The Deception: - Promised: "immediate payment" and "leave with cash" - Reality: Arrived to find no Driveo office - just a Honda dealership - After they had my car, presented a dealer waiver stating they "cannot guaranty how long" before releasing funds - My $17,251: Still withheld after 17+ days The Human Cost: While Driveo/Scott Robinson sits on my $17,251, I'm facing eviction. They knew from their own website promises that people counting on these funds need them immediately. They deliberately deceived me when I was most vulnerable. The Pattern: Driveo presents itself as understanding that "financial obligations" matter. They're right - they do matter. Rent matters. Not becoming homeless after losing your mother matters. That's why their deliberate deception is so cruel. They use these promises to lure desperate sellers, then deliver them to dealers who impose completely different terms. Facts: - Zero disclosure of dealership involvement until arrival - Waiver contradicts ALL advertised terms - Filed complaints with CA Attorney General & DMV - Exploring legal options If you're in financial distress and need your money quickly, DO NOT USE DRIVEO. They prey on people who need immediate funds, then trap you in a dealer transaction with no timeline for payment. They got their car. I'm still waiting for my rent money.