Best Car Dealers in North Carolina

As of September 2026, CarEdge grades 750 of 2465 North Carolina car dealers from 2,836 verified out-the-door quotes. North Carolina's average doc fee is $755.

435 of 750 rated North Carolina dealers earn an A · 144 earn a D or F

Data updated Sep 29, 2026 · How we score dealers

The Tar Heel State

North Carolina's dealer grade: B

82/100 average transparency score

6th highest doc fees in the U.S.

Based on 750 dealers with verified quotes.

$755
Avg Doc Fee
64%
No Add-ons
82/100
Avg Score
2,836
Verified Quotes

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Bleecker Chrysler Dodge Jeep

Dunn, NC · 1 verified quoteLimited data

No add-ons
D
60/100
Below average
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Carolina Car Company

Hudson, NC · 1 verified quoteLimited data

No add-ons
D
60/100
Below average
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Cars Plus

Lenoir, NC · 1 verified quoteLimited data

No add-ons
D
60/100
Below average
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Classic Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Of South Charlotte

Pineville, NC · 1 verified quoteLimited data

$999doc fee$1,995add-ons
D
60/100
Below average
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Dirty Habit Offroad

Powells Point, NC · 1 verified quoteLimited data

No add-ons
D
60/100
Below average
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Ds Autosource Llc

Farmville, NC · 1 verified quoteLimited data

No add-ons
D
60/100
Below average
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Feyer Ford And Lincoln, Inc

Williamston, NC · 1 verified quoteLimited data

No add-ons
D
60/100
Below average
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Flat Rock Motors Inc.

Mount Airy, NC · 1 verified quoteLimited data

No add-ons
D
60/100
Below average
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Flow Volkswagen Of Winston-Salem

Winston-Salem, NC · 1 verified quoteLimited data

No add-ons
D
60/100
Below average
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G & C Auto Sales Llc

Ronda, NC · 1 verified quoteLimited data

No add-ons
D
60/100
Below average
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High Gear Automotive Llc

Charlotte, NC · 1 verified quoteLimited data

No add-ons
D
60/100
Below average
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Hobbs Auto Sales

Clinton, NC · 1 verified quoteLimited data

No add-ons
D
60/100
Below average
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Martin's Used Cars & Collectibles Llc

Hickory, NC · 1 verified quoteLimited data

No add-ons
D
60/100
Below average
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Mount Jefferson Motors

Jefferson, NC · 1 verified quoteLimited data

No add-ons
D
60/100
Below average
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Mrs. P. Auto Llc

Elizabeth City, NC · 1 verified quoteLimited data

No add-ons
D
60/100
Below average
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Oyan Auto Sales Llc

Hillsborough, NC · 1 verified quoteLimited data

No add-ons
D
60/100
Below average
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Peterson's Auto Sales

Forest City, NC · 1 verified quoteLimited data

No add-ons
D
60/100
Below average
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Planet Kia Of Charlotte

Charlotte, NC · 1 verified quoteLimited data

No add-ons
D
60/100
Below average
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Real Steal Auto Sales & Repair Inc

Gastonia, NC · 1 verified quoteLimited data

No add-ons
D
60/100
Below average
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R&L Motors

Hickory, NC · 1 verified quoteLimited data

No add-ons
D
60/100
Below average
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North Carolina doc fee law

North Carolina has no statutory doc fee cap, and fees between $500 and $900 are routine. The fee must be disclosed, and it is fair game to offset it against the vehicle price.

North Carolina Dealer FAQ

What is the average dealer doc fee in North Carolina?

As of September 2026, the average documentation fee at 630 rated North Carolina dealers is $755, based on 2,836 verified out-the-door quotes collected by CarEdge. North Carolina sets no legal cap on doc fees.

Who are the best car dealers in North Carolina?

Mount Airy Toyota, Medlin Hyundai, Southern States Mazda Of Raleigh lead the North Carolina transparency rankings. 435 of 750 rated North Carolina dealers earned an A grade for fair fees, minimal add-ons, and honest pricing.

How are North Carolina dealers graded?

Each dealer is scored 0-100 from verified out-the-door price quotes: fee transparency (30%), add-on behavior (30%), price accuracy (30%), and data quality (10%). Grades update as new North Carolina quotes are verified.

Tips for Buying a Car in North Carolina

  • Know the doc fee: The average doc fee in North Carolina is $755. If a dealer charges significantly more, ask them to reduce it or consider other options.
  • Good news on add-ons: 64% of dealers in North Carolina charge no mandatory add-ons.
  • Get multiple quotes: Request OTD quotes from at least 3 dealers to compare total prices, not just sticker prices.
  • Check transparency scores: Dealers with scores above 80 typically have fair doc fees and minimal add-ons.