Drive A Dream

Hollywood was a terrific help in helping us navigate the car buying process and test driving

Hollywood is an outstanding car salesperson who goes above and beyond to make sure every customer has an exceptional experience. Her professionalism, knowledge, patience, and dedication truly set her apart. She makes the car-buying process smooth, stress-free, and enjoyable while ensuring her customers feel valued and confident in their decisions. If you’re looking for someone who genuinely cares about helping you find the perfect vehicle, Hollywood is definitely the woman to see!

Ms Hollywood was efficient and thorough in answering questions and following up with us with regards to the purchasing and trade-in process. I highly recommend this Professional for your next vehicle purchase

Clean. Professional. Accommodating Great Music Large Inventory selection Fast service direct clear pricing no hassle

Ms Hollywood was professional and assisted me in every aspect of my purchase. I’m very happy with my new vehicle. Highly recommend you working with Ms Hollywood when you decide to buy a vehicle at Drive A Dream!

Great customer service and very knowledgeable. All my questions were answered with time manner. Would recommend

1 STAR — BUYING THE CAR WAS EASY. GETTING HELP AFTERWARD WAS A NIGHTMARE. I purchased a 2022 Mercedes-AMG EQS 53 from Drive A Dream for international export. Unfortunately, the experience after the purchase has been extremely disappointing. When I arrived in the United States and inspected the vehicle, which had been stored at my uncle’s garage, I discovered a significant windshield crack originating from an impact point. This damage had not been disclosed to me during the sale. I contacted my salesperson, Ameer Deep, provided photos, and requested assistance. My messages were seen but unanswered. After escalating the issue, management denied responsibility based on transportation records and photographs. I requested copies of those photographs so I could examine the evidence myself. Despite repeated follow-ups, management failed to provide the requested materials or continue the conversation. On October 10, I sent a final written request for a response within two business days. By October 19, I had received nothing further. What makes this experience so infuriating is not simply the windshield dispute. It is how completely the dealership’s communication broke down when I needed assistance. This is a business selling high-value luxury vehicles to buyers across the country. Professional after-sale communication should be the absolute minimum expectation. I cannot recommend Drive A Dream based on my experience. My advice to anyone considering an online or out-of-state purchase: arrange an independent inspection, document the entire vehicle, and do not assume the attention you receive before paying will continue afterward.

Salesman Winston Jones spent 45 minutes with me re condition of car and promised complete carfax report and report of repairs by Global Imports BMW. Never did and when complained apologized for dropping ball but said nothing more about car. Likely now sent to auction.

Bought a car from these people a year and a half ago. I just went to try to sell it, but now I cannot sell it because it is coming up that the car was in an accident and was considered a total loss by the insurance company and dragged off to an auction and sold. When I purchased the car I asked them to pull the Carfax, they did, which only shows a "minor accident no airbags deployed". Experian AutoCheck report, GoodCar, as well as a few others, show the vehicle has a total loss record and the insurance company wrote it off as a total loss with "severe structural damage". This was not disclosed to me when I purchased the vehicle. Also, somehow the vehicle has a clean title and not a salvage title. Shame on me for trusting the carfax report and not digging deeper. But I explicitly asked this dealership if there was any damage to the car or accidents other than the minor accident showing on the Carfax, and they told me absolutely not. Again, after doing some extensive research I found everything online. This dealership new 100% about the total loss and the listed severe structural damage. I confirmed this with an employee that no longer works there as well. So buyer beware! Do not rely on just the Carfax. Again, found all this out when I went to sell the vehicle. There is the issue of my insurance company as well, if for some reason I get in an accident, or the car is totaled, the insurance company is only going to give me Fair cash value for the vehicle and if they see that this vehicle has been in an accident and it is listed as severe structural damage, as a total loss, I'm not going to get xxxx for the vehicle. So do your homework if you're buying a vehicle from these people or anybody else for that matter. These are not honest people. Again, I asked them, they knew, and they did not disclose the total loss. Not sure if I have any recourse after owning the car for a year and a half and, I don't know how, but it is still under full factory warranty with Mercedes. But I'm sure if Mercedes finds out this car has been in an accident and listed as a total loss with the insurance company, listing severe structural damage, they will no longer honor the warranty. The car seems 100% fine, I've had no issues, I hardly drive it, and here are the pictures of the vehicles accident that they did not disclose. I found the repair shop that did the work. I believe because Drive a Wreck, I mean Drive a Dream, did not disclose the total loss, that it is fraud. We are contacting a consumer protection attorney, after filing a complaint with Georgia attorney general's consumer protection division. This was/is Gross Misrepresentation. Again, buyer beware, lesson learned. Do your homework on any car you buy from these guys or anybody else.

I’m extremely disappointed with my experience with this dealership. The vehicle I purchased had a warning message about the driver assistance feature appear immediately when I first received the vehicle. At the time, I did not realize the seriousness of the issue and initially thought it may have been related to the vehicle’s settings. It was only after taking the vehicle in for service that I learned the issue was related to the vehicle’s prior accident and the radar system. What has been especially frustrating is the lack of accountability and the focus on mileage after the vehicle was acquired rather than addressing the underlying issue. I understand that the vehicle was driven after purchase, but that does not change the fact that the warning appeared from the beginning and that the issue is connected to the vehicle’s prior accident and repairs which shows that the vehicle was not properly checked and serviced before it was sold. I expected better transparency and customer service when purchasing a vehicle from a dealership. Unfortunately, I feel that once the sale was completed, the responsibility was shifted elsewhere rather than the dealership taking ownership of helping resolve the problem. I would strongly encourage anyone considering purchasing a vehicle from this business to have it thoroughly inspected by an independent mechanic before completing the purchase and to make sure all warning messages and previous accident repairs are fully investigated.