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    Customer ServiceTechStaffBillingLoan Process

    Reviewed June 28, 2026

    When you call the collections department and your account is in default, you get transferred to the most disrespectful high-level agents. They’re allowed to pretty much do anything on your account. I was accused of fraud because I came to correct an amount that was paid. I was told I’m unprofessional, a liar, and I was treated like a criminal because I was unable to pay a few payments due to some unfortunate circumstances. They wanted to repossess the vehicle sooo bad, she said “Borrow money from family and friends, get a loan, otherwise don’t pay partial payments, just give up the vehicle.”

    I am very much able to pay the past due payments and future payments now that I fixed some things. She wouldn’t allow us to have just 4 days since payday is usually a Friday. She purposely sent out a bailiff to search for the car because I needed 4 days to pay the rest of the arrears in full. Just ridiculous. How would I survive and pay bills if I lose my car and can’t get to work? She had no sympathy whatsoever. Told her the situation she said “for three months!!?” Yes, with 4 question marks at the top of her lungs. I didn’t know people aren’t allowed to make mistakes and go through hard times. Always remember you mean nothing to these people, your money is the only person they care about.

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    Customer ServiceCoverageMaintenanceStaff

    Reviewed June 25, 2026

    I only gave a “1” because there was no option for a “0”. I have a 2025 Mazda CX-30 Select Sport with a manual driver's seat. The seat lowers on its own when I am driving it. I’ve had it to the dealer twice and was told that if they cannot replicate the issue, there is nothing that they can do. I provided the dealership with information from other owners with the same issue as well as steps to fix it. They responded again that unless they see it happen, I have to deal with it. I contacted Mazda USA and was told the same thing. I average about 175 a day driving…. and now worried that I will have an accident as there is no rhyme or reason when the seat may lower itself. STAY AWAY!!!

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      Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedStaffBilling

      Reviewed June 2, 2026

      I would not ever buy a Mazda again. I have been waiting two months for a part. They now tell me that it will be another month. Their customer service is horrendous. I have never dealt with such a horrible car experience in my life. They are unwilling to make things right. I am making car payments to Mazda Financial, however they do not care about their customers. I would buy any other car than a Mazda. Buying a Mazda has been the worst mistake.

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      Reviewed May 26, 2026

      Purchased a new 26 Mazda CX90 January 26. Our Mazda has been in the shop 3 times for the dash cluster going blank and rebooting at the same time the wipers activate. This has occurred at least 20 times. The dealer can not find a cause and has supposedly consulted Mazda engineering. Our Mazda has spent a total of 7 weeks in the shop since January 26 and currently sits there with no end in site. We have requested a buy back from Mazda and they keep giving us the run around. Mazda has mentioned replacing our vehicle but we refuse that option as we will never trust their vehicles again. First time Mazda purchase and definitely the last. Definitely read owner forums before purchasing. Other owners are experiencing this same issue but Mazda denies this.

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      Customer ServiceContract & TermsCoverageMaintenanceTransparency

      Reviewed May 21, 2026

      I never leave negative reviews however I am too heated not to. I have had an issue with 1 key fob. It's been to the dealer twice, 1st time was 1 1/2 hours they could not duplicate the problem so changed the battery and sent me on my way, key not detected again. I have pictures if these as well, This time the dealer had my car for 7 days. Still can't duplicate. My other fob works perfectly fine, the dealer cannot replace faulty fob without Mazda's OK, so I called mazda and got a case manager who called 1 time.

      I called back and was told I would receive a call that day (friday). Tuesday rolled around so I called and spoke with the case manager and informed them now the fob open my trunk while I was in work! I let her know this. She informed me she will contact the dealer asap and see what they have done and report back, I emailed twice asking for an update to no avail, I called and was informed the case manager has left for the day and I should get a call within 24-48 business hours, this will now bring us to the next week, I feel as if they got me in a vehicle and now dancing around just replacing the fob, 2 working fobs is part of my lease agreement that just began at the very end of December.

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      Customer ServiceTransparency

      Reviewed May 12, 2026

      Mazda Customer Experience specifically directed me to work with service manager Wil Smith to coordinate a Mazda-initiated oil consumption test — a warranty matter. I left three separate voicemail messages on three different occasions. He never called back. Not once. This isn’t a minor inconvenience. A warranty process stalled entirely because a service manager couldn’t return a single call. Eventually, the dealership withdrew from the test altogether with no explanation. If you’re dealing with anything beyond a routine oil change — especially anything warranty-related — know that when it actually matters, this is what you can expect: silence. Mazda corporate confirmed the situation in writing, which tells you everything about how normalized this behavior is at this location. I don’t leave reviews lightly. Three voicemails over multiple occasions with zero response is not an oversight. It’s a pattern.

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      Customer ServiceStaff

      Reviewed May 8, 2026

      If you are planning on buying a Mazda CX50, please beware of their brake issues. After owning three new CX5 models, we decided to upgrade to the CX50. The promise of engineering and performance prowess was too good to pass up. The previous CX5 models each saw well over 70,000 miles before front brake pads were needed. The CX50 needed front pads and rotors at 21,000. Same drivers, same equipment, and same driving conditions. Mazda’s answer to the CX50 front brake wear was that anything under 12,000 is considered premature wear while anything over that mark was normal. Other local owners have experienced this wear situation at 12k and 18k miles. This points to Mazda knowing about a CX50 issue, and due to the number of units in operation, deciding to deny, deny, deny.

      The other brake issue is one that is a head-scratcher. The emergency brake automatically engages when the CX50 is in park as a safety feature. The CX50 will have a loud “BANG” when the rear brake disengages after being parked overnight. The “BANG” has varying levels loudness; the worst being if the car has been driven in the rain. The CX50 was left in an inside parking garage for a week. It was difficult to move in reverse as the rear brakes would not release under normal throttle. The throttle was increased, the car squatted, and the rear brakes released with the loudest “BANG” yet. The car lurched out of it’s parking space. I felt very fortunate that no person or vehicle was close before I could jump on the brakes. There has been a litany of small annoying everyday issues with phones, milky backup camera, and phantom “hands-on-wheel” warnings. The past Mazda quality does not shine through to their CX50.

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      Customer ServiceCoverageStaff

      Reviewed April 28, 2026

      Absolutely unacceptable experience with Mazda Financial Services—after leasing a CX-90, my daughter’s accident resulted in a total loss, insurance paid the value, and despite having GAP coverage, I simply asked for a short extension due to delays beyond my control; instead, I was met with rude, dismissive representatives and immediate threats of collections—no empathy, no professionalism, just a complete lack of basic human decency; as a community leader, I will not recommend them to anyone, and I will never set foot near this dealership again.

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      Reviewed April 8, 2026

      I have a hole in my Mazda 6 frame. It is a huge safety issue and Mazda will not provide any assistance. I couldn't be more disappointed in the Mazda Corporation. I will never buy another Mazda.

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      Customer ServiceCoverage

      Reviewed March 25, 2026

      My car has 14500 miles on it. I've noticed a couple odd things like not shifting when you think it did.... causing high rpm. The dealer is claiming I drive in heavy traffic and is refusing to honor warranty. I've requested the work order. I have to call the states attorney general to go through drama when I did nothing to the car. When the problem started I was confused. I knew I shifted correctly but the rpms were going high. It was not in correct gear because the car was malfunctioning. It took five miles before it refused to go in gear. They refused towing. They left me stranded on 83. They refused every aspect of warranty coverage before ever seeing the car. DO NOT BUY A MAZDA.

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