I have to pipe in on this misinformation. "Very expensive for a very low quality lightly built trailer and tent". That is an absolute BS comment to make. It sounds more like a Livinlite employee.
The "Go" which I own, is remarkably well built. It is NOT a camper as people keep referring to. It is a multi-use trailer that offers the ability to camp with an extremely high quality Kelty tent that is fully water proof. So far I have used it to haul crap to the dump, pickup sheetrock, plywood etc. Haul my extremely large motorcycle (BMW GS Adventure) to the shop (The Go is also a full tilt hydraulic ramp). I have gone to a local lake and used it as a home base for covered eating, I have camped in hail. You can haul 12 mountain bikes, 6 Kayaks and whatever else you can dream up.
The Go is some of the most clever engineering I have seen. It bothers me that people can make comments about this trailer without ever seeing or touching it. It is leaps and bounds more sophisticated than the Livinlite Jeep trailer plus you can haul anything you want up to 1,000lbs. It is the single best piece of camping, hauling, utility gear that I have ever purchased.
The Livinlite is just a utility trailer converted into a camper. You can't haul anything significant and I guarantee that if you put them side by side you will see that the GO is far superior in quality and engineering. The GO is made from extruded aluminum, all parts down to the axle are top of the line, tires can do 90mph (Not recommended but can) Oh and yes, we haul it with an Outback.
Go see for yourself and don't listen to ridiculous comments of people who have not experienced one. I looked at everything thinking that the GO was an overpriced tent until I took the time to see one in person. Yes, I looked at the Livinlite stuff as well.
Nuff said.