xexok

Does anyone have any preference between the two that are here? Theres courtesy mazda on 6401 centennial center blv in las vegas and then theres another courtesy mazda in henderson. Any reason I should be going to either one, bad experiences at them(work was done poorly or maybe they changed your oil without changing the filter), etc.

After I searched I know the answer must be in the las vegas thread, but at 501 pages long that doesnt help me much.

Thanks for any and all help.

EDZRIDE

iTrader: (1)

Have you searched the "Dealership" stickies in the Good Guy/ Bad Guy forum?

AJ's Shinka

You do know there's a Las Vegas Lounge, right?

xexok

Yes, as I said in my post, its 501 pages long. The search says "mazda" and "dealership" is in the thread somewhere, but no way am I spending a few days reading one single thread... Now if the search could tell me what page it was on that would be another thing.

Thank you edzride, I didnt even see that because the forum said something about info on deals with individuals.

@!!narotordo

If you google mazda las vegas nv this comes up
6401 Centennial Center Boulevard, Las Vegas - (702) 951-8234
Thats by far the best one in town!

xexok

Good thats the one I was gonna head to on monday. Thanks.

AJ's Shinka

I just meant you could ask the lounge and probably get a faster response. Just FYI

Phil's 8

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That he would have - much quicker response

I hope you don't have any thing really wrong as you have reached the two worst dealer outlets (same owner owns both) known to man. About the only thing they are good for is denying your warranty.

There are some locals that seem to think they are OK but let me tell you that most of the mechanics don't know the difference between a turbo and a supercharger and that is scary. You might come over on the Vegas thread and ask that question and see the negative/postive answers you get from others.

xexok

I was gonna go there for my first oil change the other day, but decided not to once they told me $50 for an oil change. I am just gonna change it myself and keep receipts. They were all very nice though, even after I said I wouldnt pay that much. No idea if they couldve done the work correctly or not, but as with all dealerships even though I personally havnt changed the oil before I would expect I could do a better job than them.

I am always amazed when I hear about mechanics that dont know simple stuff. I would figure if your trying to become a mechanic then you must be a car guy. Why else would someone even bother.

Phil's 8

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I believe that changing it yourself is fine........just be sure to remember keep a log showing dates, mileage and materials.