DriveTime Automotive Group reviews

It is sometimes difficult to balance work and personal life. We are given our schedule a month at a time which is helpful; however shift end times are approximates (i.e. - if a customer walks in 10 minutes before you are off and you are the only one to assist them, you are expected stay after your shift end time). When you do not have a definite end time to your work day, it makes balancing your personal life difficult. In order to move up it seems like more hours have to worked or "put-in;" however sometimes the company needs to better understand that every employee has a personal life.

The biggest issue I see with the company is the commission structure. As others have said, unless you sell 13.5 + units each month, there isn't a lot of money to be made. It is tough to work 4-5 hours with a customer to only receive a $15 commission for your efforts. Considering the profit margin DriveTime is making on each car, It is hard to not feel slighted. Another big issue is with the quality of the vehicles we have to sell. It is impossible to sell a car when it isn't in working condition. It would benefit everyone in the company if we increased our standards in the vehicles we are selling.