I've used them for all of our cars for years. I feel that I can trust Clay, Rob, and Larry. Service…read morequality is good. They recommend what should be done and don't try to "upsell" to you. Friendly and helpful people.

Professional and efficient, their service was fantastic. Very good people, honest and friendly…read more Can't recommend them enough.

I am a 59 yr old single woman and Bryan knew this, however they let me pay for and drive off in a…read morecar that they advised had been sitting for over a year. The car got me home (35 miles) and now will not stay running. The front drivers side wheel wobbles like it is about to come off, the AC does not work after being told everything works and now all 4 wheels are metal to metal. This car was NOT checked over for me to drive it home. In fact it was not safe. I do not recommend anyone to do business with Top Shelf. I am now out the money I paid for this car nor can I drive it due to everything that's wrong with it. Extremely disappointed because of this transaction and the fact I have no means for the repairs needed.

Bryan, owner of Top Shelf Auto Sales, was amazing to work with on my new to me car purchase. great…read morecar at a fair price. will do business with them again.

T&R is managed by a friend of mine, so you know. But, David is the exact opposite of what you think…read moreof when you think 'used car salesman'. I have heard him tell customers if there are problems with cars and I have seen him work with people having financial difficulty. They sell nice used cars and try to keep their customers happy. I have purchased from them and have had great service from the cars I have bought.

Came here to get a synthetic oil change. This is my second time getting one here and these folks…read morehave really impressed me! I received an offer to get this oil and filter change for 39.95 USD. They use Valvoline oil. Discovery Nissan is probably the only new car dealership that I feel comfortable coming to. There's no pressure to buy a new or used car from them. My last experience here was perfect and I have no reason to think this visit would be any different. I recommend!

I had a very pleasant experience with buying a car from Discovery Nissan today. Nick, Richard and…read moreFelipe were all incredibly helpful and knowledgeable and were able to work with me on finding something that fit my budget. I would definitely come to them in the future when I need another car!

I have never had such a good experience as I did at Journey Scott and his staff made buying a…read morecar stress free and even fun I can't say enough about them and wouldn't go anywhere else

I just recently went to journey auto sales last week. And i couldn't have been happier with the…read morecar i purchased and the customer service i received. Jacob was amazing!! And the other guys there were amazing people and very helpful. very accommodating and reasonable. Highly recommend!

Buyer beware: Learn from my experience…read more I spent approximately a month shopping for an SUV before purchasing a 2019 Chevrolet Tahoe from Cars99 in Wingate, NC on December 31, 2025. This vehicle stood out because the salesman, Mukesh, represented that the vehicle had been inspected and prepared for sale, including a tune-up and replacement of ignition components. Based on those representations, I felt comfortable purchasing the vehicle. Before purchasing the vehicle, I specifically asked what work had been performed to prepare it for sale. Mukesh stated that the vehicle had been inspected and serviced. I requested documentation to support his claims regarding the inspection, servicing, and parts allegedly replaced in preparation for sale. He told me he would speak with his mechanic and provide the information. After the transmission failed, I again requested documentation supporting the inspection and repair work that had supposedly been performed. He again promised to provide the information. Despite multiple requests, no documentation was ever provided. Within approximately 30 minutes of driving the vehicle home, the transmission began exhibiting problems. I immediately contacted Mukesh and explained what was happening. He told me that the vehicle had been inspected, that he had personally driven it, and that it was fine. He suggested that "maybe you are in the wrong gear." I advised him that I planned to drive the vehicle to the mountains the next day and that I was concerned about a breakdown. He again assured me that the vehicle was fine. The following day, while driving to the mountains, the transmission failed and became stuck in first gear. After arriving at my destination, I checked the transmission fluid and found that it appeared to be overfilled. I immediately notified Mukesh and informed him that I would be taking the vehicle to a Chevrolet dealership for evaluation. On January 2, I took the vehicle to a Chevrolet dealership in West Jefferson, North Carolina. I was advised that the transmission required replacement and was given an estimate of approximately $8,200. I immediately informed Mukesh of the diagnosis. His response was, "Of course the Chevrolet dealership will charge you $8,200. My mechanic will do it for $4,000." I ultimately obtained additional estimates and had the transmission replaced by an independent repair facility for $4,923.61 in an effort to minimize my damages. The repair facility documented that the transmission was overfilled and later provided a signed and notarized statement expressing the opinion that the transmission condition existed prior to my purchase and would not ordinarily develop within approximately 30 minutes of normal driving. I attempted to resolve the matter directly with Cars99, sent a formal demand letter by certified mail, filed complaints, and pursued legal remedies. On January 12, when I personally delivered a copy of the repair invoice to Mukesh, he stated, "It is OK. I didn't make any profit on this vehicle and you fixed it so it's OK." During that same visit, Mukesh stated that a mechanic had inspected the vehicle before it was sold. However, he refused to identify the mechanic or provide the name of the business. He called the mechanic on speakerphone and allowed me to speak with him. The mechanic initially stated that he had inspected everything and checked all fluids. When I pointed out that the transmission had been overfilled, he immediately changed his statement and said, "Oh, we didn't check the transmission." The mechanic also refused to provide his name, business name, or contact information. After more than six months of trying to resolve this matter, I remain responsible for the cost of replacing the transmission. I encourage anyone considering purchasing a vehicle from Cars99 to obtain an independent pre-purchase inspection before completing the sale. A.Gonzalez

Excellent Customer Service. Best selling vehicles in…read moreCharlotte area, Clean Title Ready to Go.

Had a great service experience today with Tindol Ford…read more Call to schedule was a breeze and the person I spoke with was very helpful to determine my needs and timing. Hota quote that was exactly in line with the final bill. Arrived right as they opened for service and was greeted immediately, confirmed what was to be done and was directed to the waiting area, where there is ample seating, free coffee or tea and vending machines. Service was completed in 35 minutes, no surprises or upsells, fast and courteous checkout and our car was well taken care of. Really pleased with our experience and treatment. Was worth going a little further out than the dealers closer to uptown who never got back to me,tried to put me through an automated maze of phone prompts and had horrible reviews to boot.

Went in because my catalytic converter was stolen and I had a tailgate recall. I told the service…read moremanager my skid plate was in the back floorboard and it needed to be replaced after the new converter was installed. Well, they forgot the skid plate, clipped a wire while they were fixing the recall on the tailgate and thought I would not notice. When they confronted the service tech, he admitted that he cut the wire and put some electrical tape around it. It took 2 more visits before they actually got everything fixed. Can't see going back for anything.