7 Mazda Dealers near 43615near 43615

Did a great job under difficult circumstances. - Litmusr

Did a great job under difficult circumstances. Part was very hard to locate. They located and got it.

sales dept desperatelylacking. Parts and service were great - Wifeloves2shop

Poorly treated by two different new car salesmen on 2 separate occasions. The salesman today had little to no interest in helping me. I walked in with the intention of buying and paying cash for a new Volvo. I could tell right away that he has no desire to help me. Very condescending. In past when visiting the service department, I'm treated wonderfully. The parts department was especially helpful. It's because of parts and service that I will refrain from leaving only 1 star. Also Naz has always been very nice and helpful.

Great Experience worth driving for from Ann Arbor - Jaclyn71

Within minutes of requesting information on my CX-9 via the website, I received a call from my sales representative, Chad Dewald. That was the beginning of the excellent service I received from him and the entire dealership. The evening we drove down from Ann Arbor to purchase the car we met the owner, Bill Gaietto, who offered to deliver the car to us so we didn't have to make another trip. We didn't think he meant personally, but he and Chad were at our house the very next day. I'm truly glad we bought our car from Mazda Direct and this great team. Thanks for an awesome car and buying experience! Jaclyn Lebert

Beware if trading in a car - MT

So I was set to buy a Cx-5. Stickiest part of my deal was a trade I had. I'd done my online research, values were 13K to 18k--and I had it appraised at 2 different dealers before I went to Brown Mazda (Toledo Oh). The lowest was 12500, the other was $13,500. Both inline with the online services assessment of the value of my car. So I thought I had some idea what I could expect. Boy was I wrong. First, the salesperson should consider a new career. He was clueless not he product, and seemed lost with the whole process. Then came the trade in appraisal. First they played games wanting to know what I "wanted" for the car. My answer was of course, "as much as I can get". Which apparently they didn't like. Their trade in valuation--$8,500. (the car was a 2011 BMW). They started with a laundry list of its deficiencies. Which only became more laughable as I continued on with my car buying (at other dealers). Ultimately, I shopped my trade to 8 different dealers, none every offered less than $12500. I ultimately got $14,750. Brown should consider outfitting their people with mask...because theirs clearly some thieves working there.