42 Georgia Mazda Service Centers

Shoutout to this dealership! - Heather B

Shoutout to this dealership! We were traveling yesterday for a mini getaway. This is also during the wind and rain of hurricane/storm Nicole. Shortly after getting on the interstate heading north, a tire pressure warning came on. As we neared Valdosta only about an hour into the trip, we got off an exit to get some food. Unfortunately, it was the wrong food exit but there was a Buick dealership so I decided to see if they could look at my tire. I first went into the front/sales office and was directed to the service department. They said they would be able to look at it for me. The gentleman in the front sales office and then the service department were very nice and helpful. It took a little bit as some service employees were at lunch but they got it looked at. I ended up having a nail in the tire so they plugged it and we were on our way. So thankful they were able to look at and fix the tire. And thankful I stopped, before anything else happened driving on the interstate. Thank you for the kind and helpful employees at Prince Buick of Valdosta!

Denied warrenty - sophiajackson

Took vehicle in for warranty service on a mazdaspeed 3. Immediately as soon as the tech open the hood he accused me of modifying the car. I have no aftermarket parts on my mazda and it is STOCK!! After they reviewed the vehicle they found the car needed a new turbo and denied the warranty claiming modification to a stock vehicle. Under the Magnuson-Moss Act, a dealer must prove, not just vocalize, that and claimed aftermarket equipment caused the need for repairs before it can deny warranty coverage. NOTE: My car is stock. If the dealer cannot prove such a claim — or it proffers a questionable explanation — it is your legal right to demand compliance with the warranty. The Federal Trade Commission administers the Magnuson-Moss Act and monitors compliance with warranty law. Avoid this dealer at all cost as they only have one tech on staff and they look for ways not to honor warranty because they are understaffed.

Left with more issue than I went in with - de.craig

Friday I took my car in for an alignment and oil change then traction control lights came on that evening which was concerning. The next Monday, I took my vehicle back because the alignment was not correct and the warning lights remained on. These issues were blamed on a missing engine mount bolt, which I do appreciate them noticing (although this has caused no issues in 2 years). I then took my vehicle back that Thursday and the bolts were installed and the alignment was somewhat corrected, but I was told the warning lights were on because the steering angle sensor needed to be replaced (a $1300 service estimate). I returned home and did some research on this issue. Within 30 minutes, I found that the steering angle sensor needed to be reset which is a common problem after alignments. I fixed this issue on my own without a $1300 repair which was completely unnecessary.

There was zero pressure and lots of helpful information. - Victor

There was zero pressure and lots of helpful information.. Rameez arranged. our appointment and was very friendly and knowledgeable. He walked us through all of the steps with our new Tesla. We recommend world auto unreservedly.