Dworkin Chevrolet/Mazda

Dworkin Chevrolet/Mazda
298 Hawkins St
Derby, Connecticut 06418
(203) 735-6481

Manufacturer: Mazda

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Twenty-Four Month Rating: 1.2/5

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Racefanf12003
11/29/2007 11:06:15 AM


Overall Rating: 1.2

Reason for Visit: Service

I recommend this dealer: No

My Review of Dworkin Chevrolet/Mazda:
Without even taking my 07 Mazda's engine apart to see what was wrong with it, Dworkin Chevrolet Mazda determined the engine failure (knock) was my fault and they would not be fixing it under warranty. Mazda USA backed them in this irresponsible decision. I'm a manufacturing engineer and a mechanic. In order to determine root cause failure of anything you have to closely examine the failed components. No one can determine root cause of a failure by just looking at a car. Additionally, Mazda refused my Auto Zone Receipts for 3 oil changes, saying they had to have the VIN number and mileage on the Auto Zone receipt in order to be covered repairs. Who gets that? No one!!!! During the casting &manufacture of component parts, things are machined in secondary operations to the casting of say a crank shaft. They have to be drilled and machined to create oil and coolant passages. Improper cleaning all that coolant, chips and residual sand out of these components is a major cause of engine failures. This says nothing about engine assembly mistakes which could have happened. But Dworkin determined it was my fault because my engine was "too clean" and I must have cleaned it to cover up something. They also said my oil was too clean. And, worst of all, they found a single drop of oil on the back under carriage of the car. Clearly indicating a cover up on my part. Yeah, right! I have changed the oil 3 times since new, with a total of 11,000 miles on the new car. Beware the new tactic to refuse warranty repair on cars which you do “home done” oil changes. Automobile manufacturers give incentives to dealers to keep the warranty costs down wherever possible. Dworkin kept saying they didn’t care who paid for the repair and that they were just wanting to get paid for the work. But we all know better, now don’t we. I have had seven Mazdas. One RX7, 5 Miatas and this Mazda 6. I have taken theses cars all over 150,000 miles with my own maintenance procedures. I have never asked Mazda for anything before this. A hell of a way to treat a loyal customer.

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