Posted On: June 26, 2012
The Happy to Help Desk is Go Auto's newest department with the goal of delivering first class, hands on customer service. H2H's new home is in the Pointe West Honda where most all of the Go Auto corporate staff work. This customer service department just started up in January of 2012 and is headed up by Casey Pilip formerly from Go Ford. Their team has started out with 5 Smiles and Solutions Specialists and will most likely triple by the end of the year. Their personal touch adds to the quality of how they handle day-to-day inquiries, concerns and chats to make Go Auto stand apart from all the rest.
As the internet evolves, so does the technology used to view it. There's some really cool things to view on this site - dynamic photo galleries, huge pools of information, and easy to use menues. Unfortunately, because you're using IE7, not all of these features may be working as intended, on this site and on others on the web.
You're more than welcome to browse this site as-is... just keep in mind some parts may appear broken or very strange.
It's incredibly easy to upgrade your browser. You can either upgrade your browser to the latest available version of Internet Explorer, or try out a new browser such as Chrome or Firefox. Choose one of the options below to be brought to the official download page.
Under certain circumstances, you may still be experiencing issues using and viewing this site. The first thing you can try is changing your browser mode. Press F12 (or go into the Tools menu and choose Developer Tools) while having Internet Explorer open.This will open a panel on the bottom of your screen. Try changing both the Document Mode and the Browser Mode to as high as is available, in most cases Internet Explorer 9.
You can also choose to use Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox.
Luckily, we do have a dedicated Happy to Help team ready to answer all your questions. Please send them an email or start a live chat with them using the button floating on the left. Useful information to have on you is what Browser and Browser Version you are using, your operating system and your screen resolution.
