I purchased my new vehicle on July 1, 2024. It is now December and Preston has still failed to…read moreobtain permanent license plates for my vehicle. My temporary plates expired, and I had to alert Preston multiple times and request new temporary plates. One manager simply hung the telephone up on me. In addition, I had to submit documents to the dealership repeatedly. There is no customer service, as Preston simply wants to make a sale. On multiple occasions, I received inaccurate and false information from the dealership. DO NOT purchase from this dealership!

Too big for their britches. Buying up all the dealerships in the area and are not bringing in…read moreenough help. In 2022, I traded a vehicle while buying a new one and they sold the trade before I signed the papers on the new one. They took 8 WEEKS to pay off my trade. They paid off everything except $600 and admitted it was a clerical error on their part. I called them twice a week for 6 weeks after I realized the trade had an outstanding balance. They kept telling me they would take care of it. I ended up calling the bank, explaining the issue and they confirmed I would get the title if I went ahead and paid the $600. Only after I threatened Preston Auto that I would pay it off and keep the title, did they send the bank the money. It also took 3 trips to get me my second key fob after initially sending two young guys (one with his pants hanging down around his buns) to my house to unsuccessfully program it. I'm guessing one or both were children of the owners/managers. The service department in Hurlock was terrible too. The short guy was rude and condescending. Their "best" sunroof service guy damaged the car when it was being worked on so I got to know them pretty well. I will travel across three states to avoid buying from them ever again. If only I could give them zero stars.

It is always a great experience. The work and customer service are excellent. I especially love the…read morevideo they send out.

Update : 10/29/25 - Finally received the permanent plate from Preston nearly 8 months after…read morepurchase. This resolves my issue. Thank you Update: 9/3/25 - More than six months after I purchased the car, I STILL do not have my permanent tag. I've never ever had this sort of horrible customer experience with any other dealership. If I could give Preston Mazda zero stars, I gladly will. I've contacted the dealership several times over phone and email, only to be first told that they are having paperwork issues at their end and then 'waiting for a document from Mazda to get it finalized'. And this has been going on forever. I spoke to Selbe Hubbard (the person's name mentioned in the response below) several times and still no resolution. To say I am incredibly frustrated with this awful customer service is an understatement. I was informed by my DMV that they will only renew the temporary tags twice which I already did. I will not be able to drive the car once my current set of temp tags expire soon if I still do not get the permanent plate. If you are considering buying from Preston Mazda (or any other Preston dealership), I would urge you to learn from my experience. Stay away and save yourself the frustration. MY EARLIER REVIEW BELOW: I purchased a new 2025 Mazda 3 Premium Manual from Preston Mazda in March 2025. While the sales process was smooth, the post-sale experience is incredibly frustrating. Four months later, I still haven't received my permanent license plates. My temporary tags expired, forcing me to take a full day off work. I had to go to the Delaware DMV, provide additional documents, have my car re-inspected, and pay out of pocket for new temporary tags. This is a process the dealership should have handled. I've attempted to contact Preston Mazda multiple times for an update and reimbursement, but they have completely ignored my emails. I have no information on when I will receive my permanent plates or any kind of resolution. If you're considering buying a car from Preston Mazda, be prepared for a frustrating and unsupported experience after you drive off the lot.

My service advisor was new and not well trained. Not a good face for your company. He didn't have a…read moreclue about my car or its service record - hard to believe in this digital age.

Nice atmosphere! The service clerk was very pleasant!…read moreThe service was completed in a reasonable time!

My experience was excellent. Communication regarding valet service for the annual service was…read morefrequent and accurate. The recall was handled at the same time. All efficient and excellent communication.

Hello, I bought a…read more2023 Mach E and the buying experience was good-pretty standard. I love the car. I brought it in for its 10K service, which is essentially a tire rotation. I was told the aftermarket wheels needed a "key" to remove the lug nuts. After some time, one of the mechanics was able to find a key that worked and did the rotation. because of the key issue I was at the dealership for over an hour. I was then given a quote for new wheel nuts with a new key, and was told they could only be ordered in sets (key and nuts). I made an appointment, showed up on time, and then waited 1 and 1/2 hours to be told (information was unclear) the parts were never ordered or were ordered but didn't fit. I had just wasted 1 and 1/2 hours. From my perspective Preston should've comped the set. After all, they sold me the car (incomplete at that) and we weren't talking about a lot of money. I was told I'd get a call the same day to resolve the issue. I never heard from them again, and that's after calling and leaving a message, and after filling out their customer service survey and giving them honest feedback (and providing my number and email address). In the end I went to a tire shop here in Easton (Spurry Tire), took the guy five minutes to find a matching spline. Which he then refused to charge me for (that's customer service!) It's a shame that a simple service visit tarnished what had been a favorable opinion of the dealership. FYI, it does follow the car not being detailed when I picked it up after purchase, but that's another story.

Shopped for years for the car they had. The purchase was flawless. This is a great place to buy a…read morecar.

Luke was top notch!!!!... Everything went better than expected. If I can give the dealership six…read morestars I would.... Great prices, Great service, Great everything!!! Definitely go down and see these boys. It will definitely be worth your while!!!!!...

I wanna give it a higher rating, but there have been a handful of red flags that make it impossible…read morefor me to do that in good faith. I usually come here for my oil change because it's on the Eastern Shore and it lets me visit my family. Been going here for years with my truck There have been two instances where they lost my service records despite all my oil changes being done at official Chevy, Buick, GMC, etc dealerships. There was one time they called me after I scheduled a service a month out, asking me to change my appointment time, even though I'd done it a month out again. There have been times when I tried to use my GMC rewards points toward my service, but they won't apply the points even when they ask me. And even though I always schedule a service and I come on time/early, they always put me behind at least two other people, usually just walk-ins who don't have scheduled appointments. I think I may stick to using Bob Bell Chevrolet in Baltimore as my service since that's where I bought my truck.

Bait and switch. They advertise one price, once you are in the door they hit you with all these…read moreover priced dealer added accessories. Don't waste your time with these clowns

Thank you for the kindness and efficiency of my visit. My car was taken right on time.read more

I stopped by when noticed the coolant reservoir was almost empty…read more Brad was very helpful and had me on my way within 15 minutes!

Summary - Sales team = good experience, aftersales process = terrible experience; damage occurred…read moreto the car at the dealership lot, registration + title still not received after 3 months and terrible/heavily delayed communication response I recommend to AVOID purchasing a car at any Hertrich dealership if you want a smooth aftersales process based on my experience with them. Additionally, they don't take care of any damage occurred to the vehicle while in their possession so be ready to take care of any issues yourself. This is a mixed review because, on one hand, I had a good experience with the Sales team specifically with Sean Spillane, Skylar, and Sean Raspberry. On the other hand, this has been a terrible experience with the aftersales process in trying to obtain a resolve for damage that occurred while the car was still at the dealership, registration and title transfer. The sales process was great. Sean & Skylar was very accommodating through the sales process as I was an out of state buyer. I had lots of questions and needed time to make the travel to MD from CA to see the car in-person. The car checked out initially: very clean for a 2005 with ~80K miles, my inspection and PPI identified oil leaks from 3 issues, and the car ran very well in comparison to other Miata's I've driven. I purchased a PPI, as I always do for preowned cars, but the dealership was not willing to fix any of the issues which had numerous oil leaks. The others were fair based on the age of the car. I then bought this Miata (NB2) on January 14th. The car was kept at the dealership for 1-2 weeks while transport was being setup to pickup the car. During this time, there was a major snowstorm on the East Coast. 1) When transport arrived a couple weeks later, I noticed multiple damage on the passenger right side of the car (shown in photos). It looked like someone swiped the side of the car (possibly when a driver moved the car around at the lot they swiped it somewhere). Now, what was a very clean car for it's age is now damaged where bodywork is needed. The worse areas are the mud flap and part of the quarter panel where the paint is chipped off to the primer. The other areas seem like it is surface damage but still requires bodywork. When I brought this up to the dealership, the General Manager stated that they will not be offering a fix for the repair. A partial fix was not even offered. After they received my full payment for the car, it seems that's all they care about and any issues after sales doesn't matter. 2) For the past few months, I've been trying to obtain my registration and title for the car. As I fully paid off the car including paying a couple thousand in taxes for the registration transfer, they're supposed to complete the documentation and provide the registration and title on a timely manner. It is now 3 months later, and I still don't have both. I completed their requests for additional information for the registration. However, their communication has been absolutely terrible in this whole aftersales process. Particularly, the miscommunication between the accounting department and sales team is causing heavy delays for a proper move forward. From their response about the damage to the progress on the transfer, I'm having to constantly call and email them multiple times a week only to obtain that progress is still outstanding. Again, I bought the car on January 14th, and it is now April 21st, but I still don't have the registration and title.

We live several hours away from the dealership, but were very interested in a pre-owned vehicle…read morethree-row SUV that they have due to a growing family. We wanted to trade our year-old, immaculate SUV for their larger one. Two times, we made offers on their vehicle and were eagerly waiting to hear back from the salesperson regarding those offers. Unfortunately, the salesperson did not get back to us and we had to reach out to get a response. We have not heard back yet with our latest offer and it has been a few days. It's disappointing and the lack of professionalism is unfortunate. Our vehicle is like-new and they could make a nice profit by selling it on their lot. The right deal would be a win-win for both parties. Even if they were not interested in our offer, a phone call, email, or text to express this sentiment would have been the right thing to do.