I struggled with Hendrick dealerships in the southeast until I found Michael M., and the team at…read moreStevenson-Hendrick Toyota Jacksonville! Let me start by saying I am a challenging customer--very particular--and experienced with vehicle sales. Michael and the team at Stevenson-Hendrick Toyota Jacksonville were the ONLY Hendrick dealership within 200 miles of my address that were willing to listen, to slow down, to work the deal, and make Magic Happen! On a scale of one to ten, this dealership goes to Eleven! I'd have the management of this Hendrick Dealership an area trainer! There's something different and unique that Michael M. and the team at Stevenson-Hendrick Toyota Jacksonville are doing; And the rest of the Hendrick automotive dealerships could sure stand to learn from them! One happy customer tells 10 people. One disappointed customer tells 100. This is simple sales 101. Michael and the entire team in New Bern are a near perfect example of this (check my other Hendrick reviews). If you are shopping Hendrick, I'd go straight to New Bern and ask for Michael M! You'll drive away happy, and ready to roll!

We went looking for a 2026 RAV4. They had none in stock due to the high demand. Brandon, our…read moresalesperson, was eventually able to locate the model and color that we wanted. It took some time for them to get it, but Brandon kept us informed all the way. We had some trouble with the multimedia touch screen. We were not able to create an account to get it working. Brandon connected us with an expert at Toyota who was able to sort it all out. I highly recommend this dealership as they provided us with excellent customer service and I especially appreciate Brandon for going the extra mile, making sure that we were happy with our purchase.

Bought a car there about a year ago. First week the spark plugs went out. They changed them out and…read morepaid for it, sweet, me thinking I should be good on spark plugs for the next at least year. NOPE 3 months later spark plugs go out again. Mind you I've done nothing but drive from work to home and basic errands. After a year I've changed them 5 TIMES. I can't afford to get a new car cause I paid in full. Can't blame them for the car not working but I will blame them for selling me a shitty car.

My first time coming to C-Side Auto. Had a check engine light with a P0456 Code. I tried to fix…read moreit once before but no luck. Decided to take to a mechanic and chose C-Side based on high customer reviews. They were pretty busy when I arrived and I did not have an appointment, so I waited for a bit while they diagnosed my issue. During that wait here is what I observed: 1. I watched a young lady come into the shop explaining she thought she needed to replace all four of her tires. Mechanic went outside and examined her car and came back and told her that her rear tires were in great shape but front tires were badly worn. He explained why there was a difference in wear between front and rear tires (not rotating them and her car was FWD). Then showed her options that made sense for her situation. He could have easily sold her four new tires costing her hundreds more. 2. I observed a customer who had already dripped his jeep off at C-Side and had an initial repair estimate of over $1700, come in and be told that once they tore down his clutch (or maybe his transmission) they were able to determine they did not need to replace some of the parts they thought they needed to. Instead of 1700+ dollars he paid a little over 600. 3. i watched how the manager communicated with his mechanics, this man seemed to have situational awareness on every pending job in the shop and was extremely efficient at managing their time and resources. I was really impressed at his active engagement. There is a good chemistry on that team. 4. For my own vehicle, they isolated the issue (cracked hose) and had it repaired pretty quick. They smoke tested a second time just to be sure. From start to finish, me dropping off on a busy day with no appointment, was about 4 hours. A nice little touch, when I was driving over there, my tire pressure sensor came on. When I left I noticed they had put air in my tires. I never mentioned or asked them to do this, they just did. Little things like that matter. All in all, these folks are honest, thorough, and efficient. You really don't see this kind of auto repair service at many places, especially around here. They earned my trust and my future business.

We just purchased a vehicle for our daughter at OCMC. These folks are wonderful! David was our…read moresalesman and he was outstanding! We received a fair price for our trade and the purchase price on the new vehicle was fair. The entire office staff was very personable and kind. We spent several hours with all of them due to forgetting we had a lock on our credit. They were very patient and accommodating through the entire process. I would highly recommend them and will definitely visit there first when looking for a used vehicle.

This would have been a five-star review if it was strictly for Onslow County Motors. I purchased my…read moreJeep Wrangler a couple of weeks ago, and love it. Working with OCM, and with Gary, was great. The price was fair, the trade in for my old vehicle was more than fair. I would highly recommend them. That said, when you make your purchase, pay cash or arrange your own financing. I was under the impression OCM had in-house financing; they do not. The financing goes through a sleazy, sketchy, dishonest outfit called Lendmark Finance. This is a cheap, storefront "payday loan" company. These people lied to me left and right. The application was done on a "docu-sign" program where you click to sign. I was told I would get hard copies, but those only came by email later. On one screen, the woman said, "This is so you can pay online." When I looked at the hard copies later, I realized what I had "signed" for was some worthless Autoplus service that cost $600! And somewhere along the way, I evidently "signed" for Involuntary Unemployment Insurance. I would definitely not have knowingly purchased this because most of my income is from retirement, not current employment. Page after page, lie after lie! If, for whatever reason, you must deal with Lendmark, DO NOT USE THE DOCU-SIGN PROCESS!! Insist on paper copies, sign only the paper copies, and read EVERY SINGLE WORD of what you are signing! As I said, I loved working with OCM. But, unfortunately, we are often known by the company we keep. And Onslow County Motors, in Lendmark Finance, you are running with some very, very sleazy company.

I drive by this place many times a month and the building has been leveled. The structure and cars…read moreare all gone, and the lot is up for sale. Unless the company moved, there is no more Cox Motor.

Cox Motor Co is a hidden jewel. This is a family owned business which prides itself on providing…read morehonest and quality service. On February 13 (Friday the 13th), my wife's car was hit by a driver who ran a STOP sign. Requiring a tow truck my insurance company called Cox Motor Co. Micky, from Cox, came to tow her vehicle. He was extremely accommodating during this hectic time. He explained to my my wife what to expect in the aftermath of the accident. He then offered to conduct the repairs on her vehicle if she wanted in addition to taking time to explain that she could have her vehicle taken to ANY other vehicle repair shop in town. We chose Cox Motor Co. They were professional in every sense of the word. A trait not often found in this city. Cox kept us informed of the status of the repairs and always inquired as to the status of my wife and son (who was also in the car). After all the repairs were completed they took the time to inform us that they were responsible for repairing any accident-related problems that may arise in the future. Providing us with additional piece-of-mind as we left with our fully repaired vehicle. Their garage looks like a Volkswagen museum. It was nice walking through to see the progression of the Beetle brand.

It was a scam... and it was disappointing, because we're actually in the market for a second car…read moreand probably would have considered purchasing here if they'd been honest :/ But after reading some of the other reviews, it's probably for the best.

If you get one of the scratcher flyers in the mail and are wondering if it is a scam- IT IS! I…read morethink it's very pathetic to send out flyers claiming someone has won a $2500 cash prize in a community with many low income households and people who are living paycheck to paycheck and giving them false hope of getting cash they could desperately need, just for them to get nothing. I live in one of the cheaper apartment complexes in the area so I find it pretty calculated and intentional that they would send them there. I would never buy a vehicle here, because if they are willing to do something like that, they obviously do not care about their community and there's no telling what they would be willing to do just to make a sale. I understand it is a sales tactic, but in this economy, it is not the correct one. Do better.

Update: After bringing the issue to Robbie Yates, the issue has been resolved. Robbie was…read moreaccountable, candid, and resolute in his actions. Robbie was true to his word and communicative as he worked to resolve the issue. I am very grateful for Robbie's help in resolving the issue. Buyer BEWARE. After purchasing a vehicle from this dealership, it lost all power and required being towed to the dealership within 2.5 months of purchasing it. Upon having the vehicle towed, the service department did not confirm receipt of the vehicle and was unreachable by phone. After weeks of having the vehicle, the service department provided minimal communication. After following up numerous times we were provided multiple reports of conflicting information of what was wrong with the vehicle. When we asked to speak with management, management was "in a meeting" and did not return our call. After following up again, we were told by a service representative to come to the dealership to have a meeting with service and sales to discuss trading the car in or the dealership buying the vehicle back. Upon arriving to the meeting, management was unaware of the meeting we were asked there for. The service manager shared incorrect information about what had been done to diagnose the problem and was corrected by the service representative, and at multiple points conflicted information that had been previously been shared. Ultimately, the service manager was unable to give a plan for diagnosis or timeline for repair. We then met with the Vice President of Operations after asking to return the vehicle. The Vice President asked to "earn our trust back" and promised to "communicate with us every step of the way," and call us within two days with a solution or update. No communication has been received - silence. The vehicle has been in the shop for over a month at this point. This does not appear to be a one off situation with this dealership. If you look through the reviews, you will find a review from Qubanae Hudson, that is disturbingly similar to my experience. Do not ignore the concerning reviews of this establishment. Please save yourself the headache and go elsewhere.

First time having to write a review anywhere!! I'm honestly…read morebeyond frustrated at this point. I bought a car from National Dodge and in less than 41 days it had to be towed. Less than 40 days. That should never happen with a vehicle you just purchased. (Used or New) I've been dealing with Tony Farrior. From the beginning I told him I didn't want the vehicle anymore because of the issues. Instead of actually fixing the situation, I kept getting told "I'm working on it" or "tell me what you want and we'll make it happen." But every time I follow up, it's something different. Either no response at all, or now I suddenly "need a co-signer because of the price," or they "need something else" from me. Why are we talking about co-signers and new terms when the real issue is that the car broke down in under 40 days? Robbie Yates was very nonchalant. He continued to ask me "what's wrong now." He spoke with an attitude and didn't care to hear what I had to say as the customer. It feels like I'm being pushed into another deal instead of them taking responsibility for selling me a vehicle that couldn't even last two months without major problems.

I had a great experience buying from Marine Chevrolet in March '25. I was a first time car buyer…read moreand looked all around the US for the right price for a 2020 Honda Accord Hybrid. I worked with Gabby and Kevin. Gabby was very helpful and transparent with pricing and photos of the car. I felt like they were very honest and clear and weren't trying to screw me over like most other dealerships. Once we agreed on a price, they put it on hold for me (3-5 days I think) on the contingent that I sent them a copy of my flight receipt as I was buying from out of state. Flew into Raleigh and they sent someone from the dealership to come pick us up, which was a 2 hour drive. Driver was awesome and told us some cool stories from his deployment in the military overseas during his career. Upon getting to the dealership, everyone was super excited for me to get there and knew me by first name. Car was ready and we signed and paid all cash up front and the process took not even 15 minutes. I had spent months looking for the right deal and happy it worked out with Marine Chevy. I would definitely work again with Gabby, Kevin and Stacie!

Absolute disaster, bought a brand new Silverado from them a couple months ago. It's my first "new"…read morepurchase. Sold my older vehicle due to chronic AC issues and reliability. I bought a brand new 2026 mid trim level package. The salesmen and most the immediate staff were actually terrific. But fast forward a couple days I notice quality defects in the structure of the cabin. No big deal, they said they'd cover it. Still holding a great attitude. Takes them weeks to get me in and when they do service the truck the defect remained. I had to rebook an appointment and wait. During the wait, the AC went out a week after driving it home. Still the staff worked with me and I harnessed my frustration but upon fixing the AC they gave me back the truck with tears in the headliner and additional structural defects. Okay fast forward a couple weeks of fixes and common administrative headaches, I got a check engine light, glitches in my display, and the microphone went out for calls and OnStar. I've visited the dealer 10+ times within a month. It's been an awful experience and waste of time. To wrap this up, I took these issues to upper management at the dealer and GM to discuss potential lemon law criteria, or options to get any sort of value back. Given this is all covered under warranty with new vehicles the loss of faith in Chevy, embarrassment and regret of purchasing from this dealer remained. After voicing my concerns managment made arrangements and benefits to compensate for the ridiculous experience. Initially both managers attempted to dilute and redirect my concerns and offer the bare minimum. Upon coming to a gentleman's agreement of an extended warranty they made false promises and dropped all agreed fixes weeks later and resulted in offering rewards points like some coffee shop. All the while giving retaliative condescending attitudes like I owe them something. I get a dealer doesn't really take responsibility for how a truck comes off the delivery but man, avoid top leadership here. Just go to Willmington and save the games. Or Toyota.