Triad Auto Group

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Austin S.

7 years ago

Looking for a specific truck. Didn't find what I was looking for but their vehicles are very clean and priced great. Will definitely check with them before buying a car. read more

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Bradlee H.

24 days ago

I purchased a Vehicle from Auto Triad Group and unfortunately had a very disappointing experience. I bought the vehicle "as-is," trusting that the dealership had been honest about its condition, but the very next day after purchasing it, I discovered serious problems that should have been disclosed upfront. The car ended up having major issues with the EGR cooler and cooling system, which caused misfires, rough starts, and concerns about possible head gasket damage. These were not small maintenance items--they were expensive and stressful repairs that made the car unreliable right after purchase. I had to spend additional time and money just to get the vehicle running properly. What makes this more frustrating is that after looking into the dealership further, I found multiple similar reviews from other customers describing the same kind of experience--hidden problems, lack of transparency, and being left to deal with costly repairs after the sale. I understand buying a used car "as-is" comes with responsibility, but dealerships should still be honest and upfront about known major issues. I'm leaving this review so others can be cautious and do a very thorough inspection before buying from Auto Triad Group. I would strongly advise future buyers to be careful and possibly pick a different dealer, considering this isnt the first time. I included pictures of just some of the things I had to do, I didn't get pictures of the worst part, but the EGR cooler was completely clogged with little to no airflow. I tried cleaning it, but it was too solidified, so I had to purchase a new part costing me $600. and totaling out at just about $800 in repairs. Save yourself the hassle and go elsewhere. read more

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Cindy L.

11 months ago

Purchased a Volvo from Ronnie the owner in March of 2025 . Ronnie said the car had previously been owned by a good friend and he was selling it for her. The vehicle was very clean and in great shape with no dents or scratches. I asked Ronnie if there had been any issues with the car in which he replied , "no" . I also asked when the oil had been changed and he said he actually had changed it himself recently for his friend . I had the oil changed 3 days after I purchased the car. A week and 1/2 later , the oil light came on showing a quart of oil was needed. I took it back to the mechanic who checked for oil leaks , however none were found and he put in a quart of oil. 2 weeks later the oil light came back on with the alert to add a quart of oil. I then took it to the Volvo dealership in Winston Salem NC who discovered the oil had been leaking into the engine which had been occurring for an extended amount of time . A new oil trap and hose was replaced however the mechanic said this was a temporary fix as the vehicle needs a new engine due to the amount of damage it has incurred . Ronnie had to know there was a problem with the oil . I was so disappointed in him when he didn't reveal this especially when I asked him if the oil had been changed recently . I know he sells 'as is' but he should had revealed that there may be a problem with the oil. I contacted him and informed him what the dealership had discovered and requested that I return the car and receive a refund . He offered a full trade and did send me the car fax on two similar vehicles. I asked if these two were in good condition and he answered yes but after researching the car fax reports , I discovered both vehicles had been involved in 2 accidents each. Ronnie and his son were very polite but I lost trust in Ronnie and was afraid of purchasing another vehicle with hidden issues . I am so disappointed in him not revealing there was a potential problem with the oil . If he had taken the car back and given me a refund , that would had at least shown integrity on his part as an businessman . read more

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Michael L.

11 years ago

My wife and I went to TAG to purchase a Nissan 2005 XTerra for $8,800. Ronnie, the owner, told us that the car was "clean", and that Nissans as a rule were very reliable. So reliable, in fact - that he had just sold one to his girlfriend's mother. I reached under the car and showed Ronnie the oil that was dripping from the engine. He reassured me that the oil that was dripping was left over from his mechanic changing the oil....that it was fine. I pointed out that the tread on the tires were unnaturally worn, and were the tires okay? He said they had at least 10,000 miles left on them. The noise that we heard at high speed would go away when we drove the car for a while and the wheels "rounded out". 1 week after driving the car home - the SERVICE ENGINE LIGHT came on. The code was a Catalytic Converter code. The mechanic said that whoever sold us this car had "forced" the code off before they sold it to us....that the service engine light was on before we got the car, and to make it pass inspection, it had been shut off. Looking underneath the car, we saw that the 1st converter had already been replaced and the 2nd was on its last legs. I called Ronnie, and left a message regarding the code - he never once to this date returned my call. I took the truck to a mechanic to address the noise at high speed. The mechanic with the truck in the air turned the wheels in the back and told me that the rear end of the truck was completely shot, the entire axle needing replacement ($1,500+ job). When I called Ronnie immediately afterwards to ask for a help with the repair, he told me "sorry, that truck was sold 'as is' " and wouldn't pay for a dollar of the repair.... I took the truck to another mechanic. Remember the "oil"? Turns out the oil cooler had a bad seal on the o-ring and was leaking nearly a quart of oil a week. Each mechanic I brought my car to asked me "who sold you this?". They couldn't believe someone would sell a car like this to someone and be able to sleep at night. Ronnie the owner seems like a nice guy at first - but he's really very bad at car mechanics, has the worst mechanic in the world, or is a deceptive person in general. Once he got our money - we were completely on our own. He's new in business, and hasn't figured out that lying to people to get their money and turn them away when they catch the lie is a sustainable business model. I doubt he'll be in business very long and wish I'd never purchased anything from him. read more

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Lamaris D.

7 years ago

I purchased a great mid-size suv from Ronnie (Owner) after putting together a deal via email due to the fact I stayed 2 hrs 30 mins from his car lot. My wife is satisfied with her new vehicle. Customer Service was very good. I could tell that Ronnie wanted to make sure we were happy with the purchase before leaving his car lot. read more

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106 N Salisbury St
Mocksville, NC 27028
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(336) 753-6666
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Used cars and trucks, with financing available for all credit situations!! Down payments as low as $500!! Carfax Guarantee with every vehicle purchased!!

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Established in 2014.

With 20 years of financing experience we can get most people approved for the car they desire!!

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