International Motor Group

Matt & Matty are the best. Bought my tesla model Y from them and the process was extremely smooth and easy. Matty had my car turned over way faster than i had expected and couldn’t have asked for a better car buying experience. Matt was great at explaining everything and helping me navigate the best situation for financing.

Went and bought a jeep from here, smooth, effortless transition, the most amazing people that you ever wanna meet they were kind they were understanding and even though it was my first time buying a car by myself, they walked me through everything. They also got me the best possible financing highly recommended. If I could give them eight stars I would talk to Mike. He’s an amazing person.

Had a great experience! Hassle -Free and I much appreciated ownership reaching out to me asking if I needed anything or had any concerns after buying the car . Thank You again ! I love the car !

Buying a car is always so stressful, but working with Adam took the edge off quite a bit. He has a great personality, very laid back and silly while still being helpful and professional. Younger and relatable, not typically what you expect in a car salesman and I loved that. I ended up purchasing a used 2020 Nissan Leaf. Deducting a star because I wish when we had called to express interest in the car it had been disclosed that the previous owners were smokers. It felt worse finding that out after a 1.5 hour drive to the dealership, but I bought the car so I guess it didn’t end up mattering. After driving the car off the lot I realized one of the outlets and the volume dial both do not work. Such is life. 😅

WARNING TO ALL BUYERS — Based on my experience, I would not purchase a vehicle from this dealership. I bought a car here and later discovered an undisclosed salvage history that was never mentioned to me at the time of sale. After a detailer pointed out what appeared to be frame damage, I investigated further and found that the vehicle had been reported to NMVTIS through Copart, a national salvage auto auction — a history that did not appear on the title or on a standard Carfax (see photos attached). The vehicle's records show movement from Texas to Rhode Island, and this salvage-auction history did not carry onto the Rhode Island title. I purchased the vehicle at full retail price — the price you'd expect to pay for a clean-title car. A standard Carfax showed a value in line with that price, but multiple dealers including CarMax appraised it for $25,000 less once they reviewed industry history databases and found the salvage-auction record — a substantial gap that a Carfax alone does not reveal. I later confirmed the salvage-auction history through an NMVTIS report. In my experience, the standard Carfax did not surface any of this. I'd urge anyone buying from a dealership to independently run an NMVTIS report before purchase, and to ask in writing whether the dealer has done the same, so you don't end up where I did. When I contacted the dealership about the salvage history, the conversation was not productive. In my experience, the salesman (Fran Clairmont) was dismissive of my concerns, denied the history, and stated that they run vehicles through NMVTIS "as a courtesy" despite not being required to. I found the exchange unprofessional. I'm sharing my documentation and photographs so prospective customers can review the facts and draw their own conclusions.