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    Flow Cadillac Winston-Salem

    3.9 (7 reviews)
    Open 7:30 am - 6:00 pm

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    Routine automotive maintenance

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    The Car Corner

    The Car Corner

    (2 reviews)

    Great place to purchase a Gen-II Prius. Very friendly, no hassle buying process, as well as a…read morecommitment to helping with issues that may arise after purchase. I would highly recommend to anyone looking for an affordable Prius.

    We were looking for a hybrid car and we came across this place while searching online. We walked in…read moreand there was the biggest selection of well-kept Prius we've ever seen among other various brands. Although we are fans of new technologies we were not particularly Prius lovers nor did we have deep knowledge of how they work; therefore, we were a bit apprehensive about what to expect, how much would the battery last, how much it would be to repair or replace it or other hard to pronounce mechanical components that could go wrong etc...We still wanted a cutting edge technology, gas saver, reliable vehicle to drive long distances and we knew this one had the potential to fulfill all of these. As we were looking around with absolute no "salesman pressure" on the radar we narrowed down two or three models we were interested in knowing more about so we walked into the office and met the owners. David and Melina were the kindest, honest and dependable people we've ever met at a car dealership, they allowed us to test drive all the cars we wanted and answered all the questions we had; that's right, they answered and didn't ask us about anything; well, I just turned 50 and I've always had to do my own brainwash before walking into a car dealership to make sure they don't convince me about buying something I really don't know if I want or I'm not ready for; to my happiest surprise, this was very relaxing and refreshing! I've never experienced something like this. On the technical side, I am not a mechanic by any means but I like to tinker with cars and I've repaired some simple parts on some other vehicles we've had; given this background, I was very pleased to see that the owners actually knew about these hybrid vehicles very well, not only that, they also offer very convenient services for refurbishing or replacing the batteries and other preventive maintenance and they are very open about what any particular car requires in order to keep them in good conditions. So, in other words, this is a place where the owners like and know what they sell, believe in a pressure free are very proud of their service and are prepared to provide some basic maintenance and repairs for a very reasonable price. My girlfriend and I are very happy to have found this place and we strongly recommend it. We bought a 2009 Prius on November 2015, it's running very well so far and if it ever needs anything fixed or maintained, we will go straight to this place.

    Flow Chevrolet of Winston-Salem

    Flow Chevrolet of Winston-Salem

    (32 reviews)

    Customer service is stellar. Everyone is very nice. Everything seems to run very efficientread more

    Flow Chevrolet Service Center - Clueless, Incompetent or both?…read more Last Thursday I scheduled an Oil Change for my Chevy TraverseSo, b via their on-line tool. I selected from the menu a 10:00AM appointment for the next day. I received an e-mail acknowledging the date and time. A couple of hours later, another e-mail arrives confirming my Monday appointment for the same time. A few hours later, a third e-mail arrives and my appointment now gets moved to Tuesday morning. I then called the number in the e-mail and get sent to voice mail. After calling the main number, I was sent to Service Department and they apologized for the confusion in scheduling and told me that they would put me in for 10:00 AM on Monday. I specifically asked, if I would get serviced as scheduled for 10:00 as I had to wait. They assured me I would get the Oil Change as scheduled. Today I arrived at 10:00 and they told me it would take 1 to 1 1/2 hours to complete work. After sitting in waiting area for 75 minutes, I got up to stretch my legs and strolled the lot and saw my car was still sitting outside. At 11:45, they told me my car was close to being pulled in for service. Well it was supposed to be serviced 75 minutes earlier and enough was enough. Told them to get my car that was still outside as I needed to leave. Got a song and dance about they were like a Doctor's appointment and times were not exact. In case you might think that I was an isolated case, a women who was in the waiting area when I arrived was also having her time wasted. She also had a 10:00 AM appointment for the NC Inspection. That is a 10 minute service. Having to wait 2 hours for a 10 minute service is ridiculous. If you are contemplating using Flow to service you vehicle, think twice before you do it. If you figure servicing your vehicle as part of the equation when you buy a car, Flow is NOT a good choice.

    Bob King Kia

    Bob King Kia

    (68 reviews)

    Damaged my wheels, promised a repair, then ghosted me…read more Several weeks ago, I was in for routine maintenance after which they offer a free car wash. When they brought my vehicle out, I noticed black spots on the hubcaps on the driver's side, but it looked like smeared dirty oil and I thought it was either that or someone was sloppy with whatever they applied to my tires during the car wash detailing. I figured it would wash off in the rain. We had a really hard rain a few days later, and afterwards I noticed the black patchy looking spots were still there. I decided I should get something to wipe the substance off, but as I was getting ready to do that, I realized there wasn't something on the wheels at all. What was actually going on was the gray powder coating was peeling off in patches revealing the black metal underneath. It was at this point I realized all four wheels were damaged and peeling. I wanted to make sure I hadn't just missed seeing this damage before, so I pulled up the video Bob King sends to customers when the vehicle first goes back to the service bay. Sure enough, the video showed close up views of all four tires and every one of them was intact and had zero damage. No peeling whatsoever. I called the dealership and they told me to bring it in so they could view the damage . After looking it over, the service manager and the person who oversees car washing employees said they couldn't figure out what had happened to the wheels. They also claimed at that time that they don't even touch wheels/tires while doing their car washes. This tire claim was a lie and was the first red flag for me that they were going to try and avoid responsibility. I knew it was a lie because I had seen the menu for car washes posted in several places inside the service advisors' area that very day, and even for the most basic car wash it said that they did clean the wheels and tires and apply ArmorAll. I left the dealership that day with the service manager saying the matter was above him and he needed approval from a higher up to authorize a repair because it wouldn't be cheap. It wasn't just a matter of popping on a new set of hubcaps; the actual wheels are painted, and the vehicle would have to be taken somewhere to have that done. While waiting for them to get back to me, I started to get a bad feeling and decided I should go back and get a photo of the car wash menu. I went in recording with my phone the following day. Curiously, the menus, which had been posted in several places, had suddenly gone missing. The advisors I spoke to (without revealing why I wanted to see one) hunted for the menus at each of the stations and throughout their area. They were confused because they knew they had been there previously and said so on camera. While I was doing this recording, I saw the service manager I had spoken to in the distance, and I believe that he either saw and recognized me and saw I was recording, or the nervous employee I captured on camera told him why I was there, because before I could even get home he called me to say they were going to make sure and get my wheels taken care of. This service manager said he wasn't sure what method they were going to employ to get the wheels repainted, but because they didn't do it on site he would have to find a company in the area that did it. This was on a Friday afternoon, so he asked me to give him Monday and Tuesday of the following week to call around and find a place, but said one way or another the wheels would be taken care of and they would also provide me with a loaner vehicle while the work was being done. Those few days have now turned into weeks, and they will not return my calls. Thank goodness I have video evidence of how my wheels looked before and after and of the call during which they told me they'd do the repair. I had hoped to avoid small claims court, but I can't let this rest. I have called around for an estimate myself, and I'm getting a price of about $650, which I am guessing they also got when they called around, and that's why they're trying to renege on the promise to rectify their screw-up. This is how they treat a loyal repeat customer of many years. Imagine how they will treat a new and unsuspecting customer.

    Assistance service that you leave your car here at your own risk because of the neighbourhood? I…read morewent to took a friend there to pick his car up and it has been broken into missing.

    Volvo of the Triad

    Volvo of the Triad

    (84 reviews)

    I used the valet service to get my car to Volvo of the Triad for a routine service last week…read more Pickup was scheduled for 10:15. They called around 9:50am and said they'd be late and it would be more like early afternoon. They ended up calling around 11:50am to say that a driver was on the way. I got a call at 1:40 saying they were checking in the vehicle. I know good and well that it took thirty minutes from the time they called to pick it up. It only takes twenty minutes with traffic to get to Volvo from my address. So for good measure I'll give an hour, let's say 1pm they should have been at Volvo. Who knows where the valet worker took my car during the extra time. When I got my car back there was soda drips going down both sides of the center console inbetween the seats. I called twice to speak to a manager and was told I'd get a return call. That never happened. Workers should not be running personal errands when picking up/returning your car via the valet service. I have been a patron for 10+ years. Bought the car from this location and have been getting it serviced yearly since. To say I'm not impressed with how the matter was handled is an understatement.

    Avoid This Dealership and Collision Center -- Take Your Business Elsewhere!…read more I want to start by saying that I love my Volvo XC90. It's a fantastic vehicle and has served me well -- but if you're considering purchasing one, do yourself a favor and go to the Greensboro dealership instead. I purchased my car from this location two years ago and have consistently brought it in for regular maintenance, including every oil change, trusting that I'd receive reliable service from a certified Volvo center. That trust was completely broken earlier this year. In January, I hit a deer, causing damage to the front of my vehicle. Knowing that Carolina Collision was a Volvo-certified repair center, I brought my vehicle there, expecting the work to be done correctly and professionally. Unfortunately, the next four months were an absolute nightmare. The initial repair was rushed and incomplete. From the beginning, I questioned the $13,000 repair estimate -- especially considering the visible damage. They replaced my radiator and several HVAC components, but as soon as I picked up my vehicle, I noticed a strange noise when the A/C was running. I brought this up to the manager at the collision center, and after weeks of back and forth, I was told the new issue was "unrelated" to the accident or repairs. Let me be clear -- I'm not a mechanic. But I do know that when you replace major parts of an interconnected system (like HVAC), it's not a stretch to think that another component might malfunction. Despite this, the manager repeatedly insisted to my insurance provider that the A/C failure wasn't their responsibility. I was ultimately stuck with a $3,000 repair bill, completely out of pocket. Trying to resolve things reasonably, I reached out to the dealership manager, Mr. Sutter. I wasn't asking for everything to be comped -- just for a fair resolution. I offered to cover the parts and materials and asked that they cover the labor. I thought that was more than fair, especially given my history as a loyal customer. Unfortunately, I was denied again, and the best they could offer was a 10% concession. That response said everything I needed to know about how much they value customer loyalty. The only bright spot in this entire experience was Dallas, the salesman who sold me my car. He was phenomenal -- professional, helpful, and genuinely enjoyable to work with. If he ever decides to move into commercial real estate, I'd hire him in a heartbeat. In short: avoid this dealership and its collision center. Save yourself the frustration and the financial hit. I wish someone had warned me -- now I'm doing that for you.

    Flow Cadillac Winston-Salem - autorepair - Updated September 2026

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