Used cars for sale in Salem, VA

Our experience with them has been very positive. We have bought two cars from this car dealer so far and after about 12K and 5K miles respectively, we haven't had any problems with them whatsoever. Their cars are not perfect, but they are not going to sell you junk and lie to you about it. The owner is a nice person and one of the most honest and helpful car salesmen we've ever dealt with (and we've been to A LOT of car dealerships in the area recently). They also come forward and let you know of any maintenance that the vehicle might need before you buy. Please, be advised that the cars they sell are not in showroom condition. This means that you should inspect the car thoroughly before you buy, and schedule any maintenance due or repairs as soon as you drive off the car dealership after the purchase. When buying a used car, you usually get what you pay for, so we don't get some reviewers here complaining about the condition of the vehicles they sell, especially for the prices that they expect to pay. We would surely recommend this place over some of the other used car dealerships in the Roanoke area.

I bought this car in 2019, I was very fortunate to found it, never gave me a problem, I still have it, it is extremely economic, comfortable, roomy, I love my car, I did fall in love the first time I saw it, thank you Nissan for making this awesome car, I will keep it forever 🙏

Thanks for helping me choose and purchase a vehicle. Will recommend. 5 stars. Totally satisfied. Very helpful and communicating with your business was efficient. Loving my GMC.

I always love BMWs. This is my favorite and most reliable. It's a 2012 with 90k miles and is experiencing only "older car" issues. Love the ease of the top and the size is perfect for me. Warning: be careful of servicing at dealerships. My top was stuck up. Dealership told me $3500 to fix. My regular mechanic told me it was only a little plastic piece and replaced for $0. Dealership: Fermin BMW in Palm Harbor, FL. Avoid them.

It’s a GT, what more can I say? It has style, performance and that sound! That deep tone of the engine is unmistakable! The V8 sure makes this Mustang gallop!

I LOVE my 2020 Nissan Pathfinder! I purchased the Pathfinder as it drove and handled smoothly with power. I test drove the Rogue, Altman, and Maxima, and the Pathfinder had, hands down the best ride, handling, and comfort. I love that it never let's me lock my keys in the car. I love my Caspian blue exterior, and palomino interior. I love its sexy curves, and the durability of the seat material. It could be a little more comfortable, but overall, I LOVE it!

The Yukon checked all of my needs, I have plenty of room for my children and my Great Danes. I enjoy driving the Yukon and how it handles, overall love this vehicle!

Excellent truck!! Love everything about the truck!! The king cab has enough room for my family and I. Ride's awesome on the interestates and back room rides.

I have had it almost 2 years and the only problem I have had is somebody scratching my trunk hood and a dent from a crazy driver hit and run which wasn’t covered by my insurance

This is the car that will put a smile on your face every time you drive it. Its not the fastest nor the most powerful BMW, but as a complete package, there isn't much available in the market. Future classic.

We worked with Zach Clark . He is a amazing salesperson. He was very helpful and knowledgeable. This is the 2nd car we bought from him . Zach goes above and beyond for his customers and builds a friendship with them .. It’s the little things that matter . Zach is always checking in with his customers making sure we don’t need anything asking how we doing sends messages to wish us a happy holiday .. That means a lot to us . He won’t stop until his customers are 💯 percent happy with there purchase. If you guys are looking to buy a new or used car I highly recommend buying from Zach Clark he will treat u like family .. Zach thank you for all your hard work and dedication to helping me and my husband on our purchases of our 2018 dodge charger and our 2019 Chevrolet 1500 Silverado we love them both and are so glad you as a part of our sale ..

Im in the market for a 2010 explorer ST( sport trac ) . I had a 2007 and it was a tank. Loved it, pulling a 12 foot trailer full of logs and branches with no problems . V6 is powerful enough to tow anything you will need. It’s roomy and stylish. Love them !!

We have been cusromers for over 10 years and never anything but good experiences. Cory maintained that winning record as we worked with him purchasing our 2015 Lexus. All the good traits you want in a person who is dealing with a chunk of my retirement income. And continued after the sale when I called days later after stupidly overfilling my oil and he worked me into service solving my problem. On and on great work.

Trouble with oil pan leaking.Apparently a number of persons have had the same problem.Lots of oil pans in stock locally,no problem to find one.Seems as though this is a known problem.But the problem is blamed on the local garages.Dealer says the local garages tightens the plug too much.Anyone else out there with same problem?

I was very pleased at the kindness and the great people and there ability to show and help will be back in the future for sure

It’s great I love it. It was very affordable and not to mention I haven’t had a single problem at 81,000 miles. Hopefully it stays that way I hear the weak point is it’s Nissan CVT transmission but I change the fluid for it every 20,000 miles and no problem for me.

Bob Crowl is AMAZING!!! He not only heard all I wanted, but told GM that I needed my Chevy Bolt EV before they stopped making them…He is my HERO!!!

This is the right car for me. It helps me with everything even asking if I need a break on long drives. It’s so comfortable with the adjustable back supports on both driver and passenger seats. It looks a bit big from the exterior but inside it fits very comfortably and is easy to see from. The rear camera is really helpful. Gas mileage is good but the gas tank is small (maybe for a hybrid) my car is a touring. I would recommend the Avalon to anyone who wants a comfortable drive.

I AM HORIBLE WITH REMERERING NAMES AND SPELLING BUT THE GUY THAT TOOK CARE OF ME AND MY TRUCK AND EVERY ONE ELSE THAT HELPED ME WAS VERY HELPFUL AND FRIENDLY I GIVE EVERYBODY A TEN AND WILL TELL EVERYBODY HOW GOOD YOUR SERVICE WAS 🙂

The new 4xe is very well designed. Performance is great. Can’t believe the acceleration in electric mode. Interior is very comfortable and functions well except for not being able to use Car Play on the the in-car hotspot. Kind of defeats the main reason for having an in-car hot spot! Our disappointment however is in charging. It is difficult to find public chargers at convenient locations where we are traveling and also very slow. (Over 2 hours to get 25-30 miles of driving.). Also cost of charging is not really as economical as originally thought. Few free chargers available. Our in home charging cost is around $2.85 and public charging is about the same on average. This compares to our current cost of $3.50 a gallon in Florida. The savings is just not worth the long wait to charge on a long trip. However the savings on short trips using in home electricity is good, but just not a huge monthly savings. If Jeep can improve charging capabilities in future years it could be an excellent vehicle.

I had my oil changed, tires rotated, and general check on the car. The service was very quick and I didn't have to wait long at all.

I just purchased this KIA, lightly used, only 24500 miles. I had a 2008 KIA before this one, it served well for the 13 years that I owned it. Before that I owned a '94 Dodge Caravan and a '98 Town and Country. Chrysler makes prettier vehicles, but KIAs hold up. My last KIA had plenty of life left, but I got t-boned so hard the car flipped over! Praise the Lord, I walked away from that wreck! The car didn't make it, so I got another one. I was tempted by the Dodge GC, but ultimately, I trust KIA more. This KIA is spiffier than my old one, but I miss the simple, open design of the old one. The "safety tech" is more annoying than helpful, but it rides well, feels solid and well made. Overall: satisfied.

I purchased this car new for my wife. I drive a 2009 Honda CRV EXL, it has 135,000 miles without any repairs. When I went looking for a new CRV for my wife I found that Honda went to the small engine with turbo and a CVT transmission…..I wouldn’t buy this excuse for a car. When I looked in 2009 for a car, the RAV4 was my second choice. So I looked in March 2017, I bought my wife a new RAV4 XLE, FWD (front wheel drive), 2.5L, 6 speed automatic transmission. The RAV4 currently has 78,000 miles and hasn’t had any problems. This car is as close to my CRV as possible. When I bought it there was a $3500 rebate, so this car cost the same as my CRV did 8 years ago. Both were $26k out the door, incl tax, license, etc. The only thing I didn’t realize when buying the car was that it didn’t have a power drivers seat and a power lift gate. When I researched the car, I saw a video that showed both of these were included. Turns out that it was a Canadian model, not a USA model The car was made in Ontario, Canada for the USA. I live in a tNW suburb of Chicago, and the front wheel drive only model is perfect in this area. My wife’s old car was a 2006 Honda Accord EXL and she never had problems driving in the snow with it. Suggestion…..buy new, not used, negotiate on line before showing up at the dealer, don’t buy any add on’s, don’t buy extended warranty’s.

We bought this car new in March 2015. It currently has over 205,000 miles, and I am selling it to buy a Grand Highlander next week. I still drive it back and forth from Iowa to Florida 3 times a year, and never worry about it making it. It handles great in any snow Iowa gave me, and last trip to Florida I averaged over 25 mpg traveling about 75. I have done all my scheduled maintenance at Cedar Rapids Toyota, changing the oil every 10,000 miles, and 1 tune up with spark plugs at 120k. Total repairs, (not maintenance), was under $450. 1 rubber seal for sunroof, 4 tire pressure monitors, and 4 sets of lug nuts, as they were rusting on. Truly the best and most reliable car I have ever owned. One reason I am trading up to a Grand Highlander is to get all the new safety features. My oldest daughter is buying this, because they know it surely has another 100k + of life left in it.

Fantastic experience buying my car. I bought a few parts for my car as well while I was there. I will most certainly be back!!

I've owned my 2003 3.0i 6sp E85 for almost 9 years. Equipped w/ M Sport option, 18" staggered alloys and painted in a beautiful Toledo Blue. Yes the car has need some maintenance, some worn parts replaced, but nothing too surprising or extraordinary expensive aside from tires. I'm in my 60's and still do most of my own work. Love the ride, the style, 6sp manual transmission, the power, the smoothness of the car in general. Would I recommend this car? Only to those that love a car that YOU want to drive. NO AI frills to distract one. Just a pure driving experience.

Known George for many years. I’ve done body works for 30 years . Let me school some of y’all for bashing for not knowing what your talking about. These cars are totaled out by the insurance for a reason not because they enjoy doing it. If you go and buy salvage car and rebuild it most times your going run into stuff that your not aware of. That’s just how it works whether it’s salvage or working in dealership. If your buying a salvage car thinking well I’ll put a light on it and bumper on it and away I go then in most cases your definitely wrong.Now you can save money buying salvage cars and rebuilding.But expect the unexpected because they are salvage cars totaled for a reason and don’t talk s—t when u get the unexpected. If your looking for new car then go buy one at a dealership with no issues because in the rebuilding world you got spend little money

I’ve had my jeep commander for five years now I would highly recommend it to a single mom or dad. I have four grandchildren and we fit comfortably with all our belongings for day trips. We do some light mountain, climbing, as well as rugged, terrain driving we live in Oregon, so there’s a lot of off road off pavement Driving we also have our canines and that they enjoy it to lots of room. Lots of space seats can go up and down in the back. I also use a cargo carrier in the back for her extra luggage and so forth this vehicle has had me very spoiled, and my next vehicle will be the same .

I've purchased a number of cars from George at East Coast Auto Source over the years. I would recommend the following if you're looking at buying a salvage/repairable vehicle: 1) Choose your Auto Body mechanic FIRST prior to going to purchase a vehicle that is salvage/repairable and pay him for his time even if you DON"T BUY. Paying him $100.00 for his time might save you thousands of dollars in the long run. Take him with you to look at the vehicle you are interest in. A mechanic can identify hidden damage and cost that you as a buyer can not identify. 2) Get an estimate on parts from George (or any other salvage yard) as this is added cost to what you are actually paying for the vehicle. 3) Get a time frame on repairs from your mechanic: example: is his shop out 3 months on repairs? six months on repairs? 4) Add the cost of the vehicle, parts, repairs and time to fix and compare this amount of money and time to the same model vehicle that a dealership or private owner has for sale and analyze if the repair of the salvage vehicle is worth it....sometimes it is: sometimes it's not. I've never had any trouble getting titles, bill of sale, or vehicles shipped upon purchase, etc from George. As indicated, have some knowledge of salvage repairable vehicles and get estimates up front and your repair experience will be much better.