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DriveCo Motors Auto Sales Loan and Bad Credit

DriveCo Motors Auto Sales Loan and Bad Credit

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688 Lougheed Hwy, Coquitlam, British Columbia, V3K 3S6, Canada
(604) 917-0080 www.drivecomotors.ca
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May 6, 2019
Josh was very friendly and enthusiastic. He looked around for what I wanted and had me financed quite quickly. Thanks for all your help!

May 6, 2019
Josh did an amazing job working out a fantastic deal on the vehicle i was looking at. I most certainly will be sending people there to see him and will happily return.

May 6, 2019
Mr. Grewal is a true professional, He took great care of me and I recommend him to anyone who wants to buy a car for a great deal!!!

Dec 10, 2018
We stopped by tonight and looked at a few vehicles with Fender and he was beyond helpful. Very knowledgeable about all the vehicles we asked about which was mainly trucks and large SUVs. He took his time to make us comfortable. We will definitely be going back to make our purchase through him. He was not pushy or arrogant like most salesmen you see. Thank you for a great experience Fender!

Dec 12, 2018
Just purchased my most recent vehicle from DriveCo. Fantastic customer service, and quite a large selection. Usually when there are so many cars available, dealers want to offload the cars as quickly as possible. Ray took his time with me and made sure I was making the right decision for myself. Highly recommend!

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