I went into this dealership with no intention to buy a car whatsoever. I just wanted to see the new Mazda6. I had a big SUV which I owed A LOT on. The salesman who approached me (Hiram is his name) was ver very nice. He applied no pressure on me at all to buy a car that day or any other day for t...
I struck a deal over the phone with the salesman and his sales manager for the car I wanted and received a quote for the "out of the door costs". However, when I went into the dealership to buy the car, the price had been changed. When I confronted the salesman, he said there must be a misunder...
The sales man was very nice, but lied through his teeth trying to get me to buy a car. So on Saturday I buy a car, sign the papers put money down and take the car home. On Monday I go back down to put the rest of my money down and then an hour later they call me back and say I have to bring the c...
The service department at Freeway Mazda is staffed by courteous, well trained professionals.
I have purchased multiple vehicles [ new cars ] from this dealership over the last 20 years.
I've never been disappointed, in fact, this dealership has always exceeded my expectations.
[ and I'm a p...
I bought a Tribute from Freeway Mazda and my wife was excited about the "Free tires for Life" come on. She diligently brought the car in for service and when it was time for the tires she was told it would be 4 to 6 weeks to get them. She qualified for the tires. There was one caveat. The servi...
Maybe it's all dealers. Maybe not. The service department charges $95 to pull error codes from an OBD1 car (1995 or older). Most mechanics shops, including one less than a mile away offer this service for free.
This is annoying, however the manner in which I was treated on the phone leaves ...
