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North Carolina’s Local Auto Dealers Are ALL IN ON…
Good Paying Local Careers
35,000+ employees dedicated to serving customers & 38,000+ induced industry careers.
Supporting the Local Economy
North Carolina Auto Dealers are critical to North Carolina’s economy, bringing in over $1 billion in tax revenue each year.
Consumer Affordability
Consumers win when local dealerships compete on price.
Supporting Local Communities
Local dealers are stalwarts of their local communities with a portion of virtually every vehicle sold by a local North Carolina dealer finding its way back into the local economy and local charities.
Keeping their Customers Safe
When cars need to be fixed, North Carolina's new car dealers are often the first stop. We ensure warranty service is provided, that recalls are completed, and roads are as safe as possible to drive.
Local auto dealerships are LOCAL BUSINESSES
Local auto dealerships are LOCAL BUSINESSES and are a cornerstone to the vitality and economic foundation of our communities. We are often family-owned businesses going back multiple generations with strong ties to and long history of supporting our local communities. We are Main Street, not Wall Street.
Local North Carolina auto dealers remain committed to their customers and are always on the side of the consumer in making the car-buying experience more simple, streamlined, and affordable.
Dealerships throughout our State create good-paying careers, provide pathways to upward mobility, promote diversity, invest in the local community, and facilitate choice, accountability, and affordability.
By The Numbers
400,000+
New Vehicles Sold by North Carolina Dealers in 2022
Over $1 Billion
Over $1 Billion in NC State Sales Tax Paid Through Dealers
18,000+
New Electric Vehicles Sold in North Carolina
73,000+
North Carolina Jobs Created by NC Dealers
North Carolina Local Auto Dealers Are
All In On Electric Vehicles
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RANGE
A common concern when comparing EVs and Plug-in hybrids to conventional gas vehicles is range. The typical gas-powered vehicle has on average 300 miles per tank. This is positive news for the world of electric vehicles as most can expect to float around the 200-300 mile range per charge. To put that in perspective a trip from Raleigh to Asheville should be easily achieved as a trip would run 250 miles, putting to rest the theory that gas-powered vehicles have the advantage when it comes to range. Over the next 5 years, we can expect the range of EVs and Plug-in hybrids to improve at a rapid rate.
Think about the last time you saw a gas pump in your neighbor’s garage. An advantage of owning an EV or Plug-in hybrid is the ability to charge your vehicle from the comfort of your own home. Do not worry if that isn’t an option there are more than almost 113,600 charging outlets in the US with North Carolina accounting for 2,554 of them. These numbers will only increase in years to come. Charging electric vehicles takes between 30 minutes to 12 hours for a full charge and it varies between vehicle and charger models.
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