Had a good and pleasant experience…read more bought a hybrid Maverick which is a bit harder to find The Ford dealer closer to me markup $10k over MSRP for a Maverick I'm really enjoying the vehicle

UPDATE - September 24, 2026: I have continued trying to…read moreresolve the remaining battery expense directly with Stearns Ford. I spoke with Mitch on September 17 and was told he would look into the matter with MotorTrend and call me back. I have not received that follow-up. I have now filed a BBB complaint requesting reimbursement for the two batteries ($883.40 plus applicable sales tax). I will update this review if Stearns Ford resolves the matter.

If I could select a zero, I would! I took my BMW here to get a state inspection completed due to…read moreits close proximity to the dmv . The owner, Jason Ross, returned my car to me with a broken door handle and proceeded to tell me "You might wanna get that looked at". My car was completely intact when I handed him the keys to pull it around for an inspection and it was returned as seen in the attached pictures. I immediately took my car to the foreign car dealership that has worked on my car for years. After pulling the panel off, they were able to see that whomever opened that door last jerked it so hard that it broke the internal components on the inside of the door. I went back to Jason Ross auto sales with a paper from my dealership, stating that it was broken by somebody jerking on the handle and the broken parts. He refused to cover any of the repair which totaled $750!! Stay far, far away from this place!!

I went in one time and asked to take a look at a blue Honda civic they had. The man inside asked if…read moreI had a co-signer, I responded with a confused no and he said "well come back when you have one"... i had literally just walked in the door, he didn't even introduce himself nor ask my name.

My daughter just got her key stuck in the ignition while passing through the state. I checked her…read morelocation, found Cox Toyota 1 mile away , sent her there and they helped her free of charge ! Thank you so much !!

they had my car for 2 days and couldn't diagnose the problem. they also didnt replace the ac…read moreservice valve caps. While the advisor was great, this is my third bad experience here. I took my car to anothet dealer and they figured it out in no time. a hose was not attached and they can't figure out how Cox didnt see it. never again

I'm surprised this dealership only has 3.2 stars currently. My husband and I have both purchased…read moretwo vehicles from this dealership in the last year, and we've been extremely happy with the service there. The salespeople are very low-pressure. The one we had was Johnny. We would definitely recommend this dealership.

I had as great experience buying a Honda CR-V Trailsport hybrid from this dealership. Jodie was a…read moregreat saleswoman and was very knowledgeable. She was able to show and help me navigate a lot of the features of this car. No high pressure sales...just respectful and informative. If I bought cars often I would go back to her...but it will be a while.

I am leaving this review to document a very concerning series of events at Burlington Kia,…read moreparticularly related to safety, transparency, and accountability. For context, this dealership has been the ONLY place to service my vehicle for the past three years. No other shop has worked on my car. Here is what occurred: During a previous tire rotation performed by Burlington Kia, one of my wheel lugs was stripped. I was not informed when this damage happened. I returned for a routine oil change. Only at checkout was I told, "By the way, we weren't able to rotate your tires." That is when I first learned a lug had been stripped--damage that occurred during a prior Burlington Kia service. At that same visit, I was told my brakes were at 0%, but that nothing could be done because it was late in the afternoon and the lug would "need to be broken off." Despite knowing this, my vehicle was released to me while it was raining, and I was told to schedule a brake appointment and they would figure it out then. I returned for my scheduled brake appointment, and at that visit they were able to remove the lug without breaking it, which raised serious questions about why I had previously been told it couldn't be done. At that point, the lug nut was completely removed, and I was nearly sent home with only 4 out of 5 lugs, with staff stating the other four were "fine." I had to argue for a significant amount of time to make it clear that this was unsafe. Only after pushing back did the dealership acknowledge the seriousness of the situation. Throughout this process: * Damage caused by the dealership was not disclosed when it occurred * I was knowingly released with brakes at 0% in rainy conditions * I was nearly sent out again with a missing lug * Safety concerns were minimized instead of addressed * Accountability only came after repeated objections Compounding these concerns, after a later oil change my vehicle developed a burning smell and a check engine light, which the dealership documented as occurring after their service. The diagnostic code is P0441, a code commonly associated with components that can be disturbed during under-hood service. The most troubling part is that this dealership currently has no General Manager and no on-site Service Manager, leaving serious safety issues without proper oversight. I do want to clearly state that Service Advisor Eric Hicks has been kind, patient, and genuinely tried to help within the limits of his role. This review is not about him. It reflects a breakdown in safety procedures, disclosure, and leadership at this location. Because of these unresolved issues, I avoided driving my vehicle when possible because I did not feel safe. I strongly urge Burlington Kia ownership and Kia Corporate to review what is happening at this location. Customers should never learn about critical damage at checkout, be released in unsafe conditions, or have to argue for basic safety standards.

I was looking for a deal on a Toyota RAV4 and found they had a 2022 model at a good price. I test…read moredrove it and decided I'd take it. I'll add that they refuse to negotiate and instead push the line "The prices are set electronically and we have no control over that". I read through the car fax and saw that it had previously been a rental. When I went to do the financing the woman asked if I'd like to buy a warranty. I figured since it had been a rental and had 52,000 miles on it a warranty was a good idea. I then asked her if I'd have to bring it to their dealership to use the warranty and she told me "No. This is directly through Toyota so you can take it to any dealership". When I asked about the price she would just say "This will only add about $19 to your monthly bill" so I went along with it. Finally I got the key. I asked if there was a second key and they told me no. After driving it for a few months I noticed some things and realized I'll probably need the warranty sooner than later: sometimes when it's cold the engine makes a clicky sound, or the Car Play doesn't work right most of the time and I have to unplug and plug my phone back in a few times before it works as expected. I also noticed a cheap carpet liner under the drivers seat hiding a large hole in the carpet. I took my car to Toyota for the first oil change and asked them about the warranty and they said they had nothing on record about a warranty. So I called the woman who sold me the warranty and when I asked her about documentation showing I purchased a warranty, her response was "Why? What's wrong?". I explained to her I'd like to have something to show so I don't have to call them when I need something covered. She gave me some non-answer and moved along. I called back a second time about it and got the same response. I started reading reviews and seeing how crumby a business they run and scam people, so I called a third time and was ready to drive down there to get proof that I purchased a warranty or find out they didn't actually give me one and just took my money instead. When I called I got a different person. Her name was Lisa. If I could give Lisa a separate review she would get 5-stars for her customer service. When I told her why I was calling she knew exactly what I was requesting and emailed the documents over right away. She also told me that it wasn't directly through Toyota and instead through National Auto Care. To my surprise though, when I got the documents it showed the cost of the warranty was $3000. For the cost of the car and the warranty I could have gone to Toyota and just bought a new one. All in all, stay away from Burlington Kia.

amazing family owned business, I would buy from them again , Thanks Amanda, Lovin my Chevy Equinoxread more

My experience with D&D Truck and Auto was outstanding. As a family‑owned business, they demonstrate…read morea high level of professionalism, integrity, and genuine customer care. I worked directly with Amanda, who was knowledgeable, courteous, and attentive throughout the entire process. The financing was straightforward and efficient, and the pricing was very fair. The quality of the vehicle I purchased has been excellent. What stood out most was their commitment to customer satisfaction. They made it clear that if anything were to go wrong with the vehicle, I should bring it to their attention immediately so they could make it right. That level of accountability and support is rare and truly appreciated. I am extremely satisfied with both the service and the vehicle, and I would confidently recommend D&D Truck and Auto to anyone seeking a reliable vehicle and a trustworthy dealership.

Visited this dealership on Sept. 15, 2025. We were greeted almost immediately by DESIREE MINOR…read moreupon arrival. She showed us several vehicles and walked us through information on each one. After test driving , we purchased our 2023 GMC Acadia Denali from her. She was AWESOME! No pressure or hassle. Highly recommend David Westcott dealership and HIGHLY RECOMMEND DESIREE MINOR!

My 2022 GMC Terrain broke down on the highway and had to be towed to this GMC dealership…read more The Service Consultant, Scott Sensebaugh, greeted me with a smile and reassured me that he will take good care of the car and get it back to me ASAP. The problem was the fuel pump Module needed to be replaced. They had the car in the shop and it was fixed in just 1 day. I highly recommend this GMC Service Department @ Westcott Buick-GMC for all of your repair and service needs.

Cox Dealership, specifically Kevin was not honest and is a continuing reminder why people tend to…read moredistrust car salesmen. My experience: I had a 2023 Tacoma that I was in contact with Kevin about. I called to make sure the truck was a manual . He said it was and that he personally saw it. Kevin called back and left a vmail that is was a typo and it is an automatic. I called back and he said I could leave a deposit for the truck assuming they would honor the online price (32,985). Kevin said "Yes, we have to honor our online price and advised it would be higher $34k out the door. He said he would call back for the FaceTime required before the deposit. Kevin called back and said he was sorry but his manger Tim Lang took a deposit for it already. He was not able tot give a clear answer on a few things, but would reach out if it changed and said he was sorry as he "could hear the disappointment in my voice". Later that night the listing changed to 42,990. Had my friend call the next and see if it was available. Barbra advised my friend it was available and has had no deposits on it. They even sent him a video of the truck. If the price was wrong and needed to be adjusted, I get that. However, advising a customer that you will honor a price, then having a deposit taken be the reason it falls through, and going up on the price moments later, appears to be bad faith practices. I did reach out to the sales manager, Tim and the owner, Bill but have had no response.

took my truck in exchange for oil and the waiting time was two hours when I was in the waiting…read moreroom, I looked at two men, I imagined they were mechanics and I thought, hopefully, I would not drive my truck, one of these, and so it was my steering wheel full of grease, the door panel completely muddied with oil, if you have a people working on customer cars, provide them with clean clothes to avoid these incidents, I left in a hurry for an appointment that I had, by the way, lost because of its delay. What a bad experience!

I went in the shop for a basic car . You see many people should be shameful for giving bad remarks…read moreto the people I dealt with! Every single salesman went out of their way to find me a great deal on a pre- owned automobile. I found nothing wrong. I guess people who complain that they " couldn't be without their new car on time during a pandemic " should understand the piece of crap cars I have had to drive before getting a very nice one! I couldn't be more proud and happy with the service, staff, vehicle, warranty, and price! Thank you. Sincerely, Michael Tarasewich

My 2018 Sonata's starter died last Monday. I was stuck out in the woods about 10 miles north of…read moreHillsborough. I had to make a fast decision about where to have it towed and decided on CRENSHAW. Well, this was the biggest blunder I have ever made! Who knew that the UTTER LACK OF ANY CUSTOMER SERVICE nor any sympathy whatsoever from these hicks could even be possible at a major dealership??? FINALLY, last Thursday, I got somebody who could tell me something and the idiot tells me it will be TWO F@CK!ING WEEKS BEFORE THEY WILL EVEN DEIGN TO LOOK AT IT!!!! SO I HAD TO PAY ALL OVER AGAIN TO HAVE IT TOWED TO GREENSBORO WHERE I LIVE!! this made a total of around FIVE HUNDRED FREAKING DOLLARS FOR ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. THANKS A LOT, JERKS.

Modern Mazda of Burlington -- Very Disappointing Experience…read more I would not recommend Modern Mazda of Burlington based on my experience trying to purchase a vehicle from them. I spent a considerable amount of time negotiating the purchase of a vehicle with the dealership. We worked through the selling price, taxes, fees, financing, and delivery. My wife and I were both going to be on the loan and title, and I was actively working with my credit union to finalize everything. There were some issues with the numbers along the way. The out-the-door price and non-tax fees changed, and I ended up contacting my local Kentucky county clerk myself to verify the correct taxes, title, registration, and lien fees. To the salesperson's credit, we eventually worked through those numbers and reached an agreement. The dealership told me there was another customer scheduled to see the vehicle at 6:00 p.m. and that they needed my deposit by 4:45 p.m. to hold the vehicle. I agreed to move forward and provided my credit card information for the deposit. At that point, I considered the deal made, subject only to inspecting the vehicle when it was delivered. I specifically asked about that condition, and the salesperson confirmed that I would not be required to sign the paperwork if the vehicle arrived and I was not satisfied with it. While we were waiting on the final paperwork, I asked for the Carfax. That is when I discovered the vehicle had an accident history that had never been disclosed to me during our negotiations. When you are preparing to spend approximately $34,000 on a vehicle, I think it is completely reasonable to take a few minutes to discuss newly discovered accident history with your spouse. Had the accident history been disclosed from the beginning, we could have considered it before spending all that time negotiating, arranging financing, providing personal information, and giving the dealership my credit card information for a deposit. This was not a situation where I walked away from the deal or stopped communicating with the dealership. My credit card information had already been provided approximately 30 minutes before the Carfax issue came up. We were actively completing the transaction. After discovering the accident history, there was only a matter of minutes involved while my wife and I discussed it and communicated with the salesperson. During that brief period, the dealership went back to the other customer. The salesperson later told me they had not charged my card because I had said the Carfax "may be an issue" and that I needed to speak with my wife. The vehicle was ultimately sold to the other customer. What bothers me most is that none of this needed to happen. If the accident history had been disclosed upfront, my wife and I could have made an informed decision before reaching the point of arranging financing and providing a credit card for the deposit. I understand that dealerships are in business to sell vehicles, and I would not expect a dealership to hold a vehicle indefinitely for someone who had not committed to buying it. That is not what happened here. I had negotiated the deal, was actively arranging the financing, provided my credit card information for the deposit, and was waiting on paperwork. I simply wanted a few minutes to discuss important information about the vehicle that I had just discovered. Based on the way this transaction was handled, I would not recommend Modern Mazda of Burlington to anyone looking to purchase a vehicle. In my opinion, customers should be given complete information about a vehicle's known history before they reach the final stages of a purchase, and once a customer has agreed to the deal and provided payment information to hold the vehicle, they should be treated accordingly. If you are considering purchasing a used vehicle from this dealership, I strongly recommend obtaining and reviewing the Carfax yourself before negotiating, arranging financing, or providing a deposit, and getting in writing exactly what is required for the dealership to consider the vehicle held for you. After this experience, I would take my business elsewhere.

This review is based on my communications via email with Chelsea Weiss, Kenneth Kernodle, and Tim…read moreHoliday. I was in the market to buy a new car and I like to do all of my communications via email. I reached out online and Chelsea got back to me with initial pricing. After a few emails back and forth, Kenneth (the general sales GM) and I were working towards finding a competitive OTD. They were super responsive and tried their best to help me out. In the end, Tim Holiday the GM of the dealership reached out to me with some updated pricing. His price was very competitive but unfortunately not the lowest I received so I went with another dealer instead. Everyone was very responsive the whole time and was great to work with. I hope to work with all of them again in the future when I search for another new vehicle. Thank you Modern Mazda!!!