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CertifiedDealer NameCity, StateReview CountAverage Rating
DealerRater.com Certified Jeff Wyler Eastgate Automall Batavia, OH 934.9
BILL MARINE AUTO CENTER SPRINGFIELD, OH 00
Brown Mazda Toledo, OH 00
Byers Mazda/Subaru Columbus, OH 14.4
Castrucci Miamisburg, OH 00
Fred Vincent Volkswagen Mazda Wickliffe, OH 43.2
Jake Sweeney Mazda Cincinnati, OH 11.6
Kempthorn Mazda Canton, OH 00
Kings Mazda Cincinnati, OH 00
Mazda Saab of Bedfor Bedford , OH 11.3
Park Mazda Akron, OH 00
Park Mazda of Wooster Wooster, OH 00
Ricart Grovesport, OH 00
Stadium Mazda & Volkswagen Boardman, OH 10
Warren Nissan-Mazda-Subaru Warren, OH 00
Wetside Mazda Cleveland, , OH 00

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Latest Ohio Mazda Dealer Reviews

Jeff Wyler Eastgate Automall - Batavia, OH

On 11/18/2009 11:49:33 AM hunter dan wrote:
The salesman was friendly and knowledgeable. He covered all options of the kind of truck i was looking for. He also worked with his boss, to find the best deal.I was also pleased about the way he showed me the total aspects of sales and service departments.

Byers Mazda/Subaru - Columbus, OH

On 11/15/2009 3:43:09 PM outbackguy wrote:
Manny was fantastic. Very low pressure and very knowledgeable. He knew the car we bought inside and out. He was able to show my wife and I almost every feature before we ever took it for a test drive. When it came time to deal, he was very professional and respectful of my thoughts and concerns.

I would have given a "5" for Quality of Work and for Overall Experience, but the F&I guy was a real jerk. No personality, and got very annoyed with me when I maintained that I was going to review every line on every piece of paper. He was more annoyed when I declined the extended warranty, and service contracts.

I would warn anyone buying a car from them, (or any dealer really) to make sure you check your numbers. With the agreed upon purchase price, trade value, fees, taxes, and my downpayment, I knew where my payment was going to be. I worked it out on my financial calculator. When I went to close the deal in the F&I office, the first loan paperwork I saw had a payment that was about $5 more/month. Over the life of the loan, that was about $315 extra. So, I went back and looked at my wife's car we had bought from a Ford Dealership. Same thing. I think this is standard practice, and I can't believe it's not considered fraudelent.

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