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MC Towing & Transport

5.0 (5 reviews)
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In late May, my wife and I began the process of negotiating a deal on a new, 2024 Mazda 3…read moreHatchback. After initially contacting close to a dozen dealerships, we narrowed the search to four dealerships....to include Integrity Mazda. We marked one dealer off our list after they misrepresented a $1950.00 charge they tried to include in their price quote. Another dealership misrepresented the process by which they determined the value of the trade-in we wanted to include in the deal - causing me to waste the time and expense of a 250 mile round trip to their dealership - only to have them offer me relatively "nothing" for my trade-in. The third dealership, Wyatt- Johnson Mazda in Clarksville, Tn. dealt honestly and fairly with us....going to great lengths to gain our business - but in the end, they just couldn't quite get to the trade-in value we needed. Finally, our buying experience with Integrity, from whom we eventually bought our new Mazda just last week was close to flawless....beginning with the courteous, friendly, and professional interaction we experienced with our salesman, Kel.....to our time with their sales manager, Chris....and finance manager, Gary. Now 70 years of age, I bought my first new car at age 20 in 1973, just over 50 years ago, and I can say in all honesty that buying this car from Integrity Mazda was the easiest and least stressful car-buying experience that I've ever had. They gave us a fair price on our new Mazda - and an EXCEPTIONALLY fair price on our trade-in. There was never the slightest hint of any employee trying to mislead or pressure us - and they were very patient and thorough in answering any/all questions that we posed. To be frank, I've had so many bad experiences buying vehicles over the years/decades that right up until the moment we left the dealership in our new Mazda - I left room for the entire deal to fall apart - and that all too familiar feeling of disappointment to sg,uweep over me. But I'm delighted to say that that moment never came! From beginning to end, we experienced the kind of painless and satisfactory buying experience that all dealerships promise....but few deliver. We can't recommend Integrity Mazda highly enough!

I purchased a new 2026 Mazda from Integrity Mazda on October 1, 2026. Based on everything that has…read morehappened since, I cannot recommend this dealership. The vehicle was sold to me as new despite having approximately 1,700 miles. Because of the mileage, I specifically questioned the warranty. I was told the vehicle automatically came with the warranty coverage being discussed. My wife also confirmed what was included and was told the vehicle came with three oil changes/services. On the night of the purchase, I repeatedly told dealership personnel that it was getting late and that my wife and I could return the next day because I did not want to rush such a significant transaction. General Sales Manager Chris Sitterding told me everything was fine, that staying late was not a problem, and that they needed to complete the deal that night. Once I went into finance, however, the paperwork, optional products, and individual charges were not reviewed with me. I was directed where to sign, and my electronic signature was applied in multiple places. After receiving and reviewing my paperwork, I discovered more than $11,000 in optional products added to the transaction that I did not knowingly authorize after being informed of their individual prices. I returned to the dealership, disputed those products, and requested that they be cancelled. I also experienced problems with the vehicle immediately after purchase. The PHEV battery was at 0% when I received the vehicle. After charging it for more than 24 hours, it displayed approximately 30 miles of electric range. After driving only approximately 4-5 miles, the displayed electric range was depleted. I reported these concerns to the dealership immediately. Then, on October 17, I discovered through a Carfax report that the vehicle had been involved in an accident in June, before I purchased it. Integrity Mazda did not disclose this prior accident/damage history to me before the sale. I returned to the dealership and confronted Chris Sitterding with the Carfax information. He minimized the prior incident and characterized it as essentially a scratch involving less than $500 in damage. Regardless of how the damage is characterized now, this information was not disclosed to me before I agreed to purchase the vehicle. I asked Integrity Mazda to take the Mazda back, unwind the transaction, and return the two vehicles I traded in. Chris refused. He told me, in substance, that the dealership now owned my trade-ins. The options presented to me were to trade the Mazda for another vehicle or buy one of my own former trade-ins back. During this same conversation, Chris accused me of disrespecting dealership employees because they stayed until almost 10 p.m. the night of my purchase. I reminded him that I repeatedly offered to leave and return the following day because I did not want the transaction rushed, but I was encouraged to stay and complete the deal that night. When my wife challenged Chris's statements about what occurred during the original transaction, Chris told me to "control my wife." I told Chris that I felt he was being disrespectful, rude, and dishonest with me. The interaction ultimately ended with Chris telling me to leave the dealership and not return. I have documented these issues and pursued formal consumer complaint channels. I am sharing my experience so other prospective customers can make their own informed decisions. Based on what happened to me, I strongly recommend independently checking the vehicle-history report and carefully reviewing every page, every finance charge, every optional product, and every amount being financed before signing anything.

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No emotes support system no customer support system Not democratic way of resolving problems. If…read moreyou're looking to buy go with the big 3. If you're looking for employment go anyway but this way.

My husband and I pickup prototypes here often. This is a Manufacturing plant and it's HUGE. The…read moreplace has been under construction for awhile now but it looks like they're almost done. When you get to the guard house be ready with your I'd in hand. Also, DO NOT take ANY pictures inside the facility. This is a big NO NO. FYI, cars stay to the left and Big Rigs to the right. Guards are fast and always courteous. Now since we are picking up SPECIAL Vehicles the place is under high security. We are followed around by a guard and they watch us load and then seal the trailer with security tags. Our contact lady there is very helpful and she even made a comment on how efficient my husband is. The security guard on the other hand was not so kind. He seemed like he was on a power trip and was EXTREMELY rude. We've been to this location a few DOZEN times and we know the rules of this place. What I found to be rude was how he walked up to me and told me my dog wasn't allowed on the ground AT ALL. Really, nowhere does it say this and every other time we've had no issue. Remember, how I said we have to pass through the guard house? They know we have a dog and not once have we had an issue. Also, plenty of other drivers there have dogs in their trucks while loading. If my dog can't come and stay in our truck then I guess they can find another driver to haul their cars. My dog is apart of my family and if she can't go we WON'T go. The ONLY reason for 4 stars and not 5 is because of PAUL BLART the Mall Cop. If you've seen the movie, you understand the reference. Also, the picture I posted is from the outside of the facility not the inside.

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