Mazda of Vacaville

Corbin was great had a great experience. Everyone was very knowledgeable and inviting also very down to earth.

Great expertise from a newly discharged Air Force Veteran, Corbin. We had an easy and smooth experience, and would recommend anyone looking for a new vehicle, go support Corbin in his post military career at Mazda Vacaville! You won’t regret it!

Jorge and Alex are amazing salesman very knowledgeable, patient and kind. And they know what they are talking about. And Trent got us an amazing deal

Very happy with the staff and service. Everyone was polite, professional and courteous. Great deal, great people!

I’m so glad that I shopped around, and even more glad that I connected with Vacaville! It was a really smooth process. I first connected with the finance director, Trent Lukens, and I explained what I was looking for and that I was shopping around for the best lease deal on a CX-5 with no add-ons or other funny business. He guaranteed no markup or add ons and told me confidently that Vacaville would beat any lease deal I received. I began emailing with the general manager Nick Tan, who sent me a transparent lease worksheet and also confirmed things like money factor and no dealer add ons, and I made an appointment to come in. I then met with sales consultant Krystofer Milenko, who had the car I wanted pulled up and ready to go at my appointment time. He was extremely personable and not at all pushy, and took time to explain the features of the CX5 preferred. He’s new to sales, but took care to double check the answers to all of my questions. It turned out that the particular car they had in stock did not have a sunroof, which I wanted. Nick was able to secure the exact car I wanted in my preferred color. He was very transparent about the price difference, showing me the options on that car with a new lease worksheet containing an additional discount. I was able to secure my dream car for an absolutely minimal amount more per month ($4!!!). Krys took me through all of the paperwork yesterday afternoon, and we were able to pick up the car this morning, detailed and with a full tank of gas. After going out to a celebratory lunch, my mom and I returned and we asked the salesmen if someone would take a photo of us with my new car. Krys was offsite at the time, but another salesman, Jorge Bermudez, was available and offered a HUGE red bow to take photos with. He placed it on a cloth to protect the hood, and he proceeded to take many photos from different angles—he was very gracious and went so far above and beyond the simple photo we had asked for. I’m absolutely in love with my new car and was really happy with the overall leasing experience.

I am writing this as a proud owner of a 2014 CX 5 Mazda, who comes from a family of Mazda owners, who even purchased their 2018 vehicle from your sales floor. Last Monday (5/19), after experiencing a concerning idling issue, I had my vehicle towed to your service center. I did not receive word from your service Department until that Thursday (5/22), when I received a text letting me know what services were needed/required after the diagnostic test. Mind you this was before a three-day holiday weekend, and I was not offered an update nor a Courtesy Vehicle for the weekend. I did not hear from anyone at Mazda that Friday or Saturday, and patiently waited Tuesday (today, 5/27) for a call from the service team, yet did not receive one. I ended up having to call myself at 11:45 after not receiving an update. After being told that the vehicle would be done today, we rushed to Vacaville after work hoping to leave with a well running vehicle. Upon departure from the dealership, my Service Technician, Joseph, rushed after me to let me know that it looked like my car had a flat tire (I did not take my car to have my tires worked on, though they were included in the Mazda Multi-Point inspection and each cleared with a score of 6). Joseph was a great help and offered to fill the tire up and check for any issues. [The repairs to my car were to replace the mass airflow sensor, valve cover gasket, and clean the brake fluid and coolant fluid exchange.] After notifying the Service Manager, Brandon Hocter, who arrived in the service garage to check the flat tire, my service experience quickly went from satisfactory, to inconsiderate and downright demeaning. Brandon inspected the tire and noticed something stuck in the center of it, which he established to be a nail with certainty. I let him know that there were no nails in my tire before I arrived to Vacaville Mazda, so it must have happened during the car's week-long stay there. He abruptly told me that that was impossible, as they don't carry nails in the shop (we later noticed the old wooden pallets in the corner which contain several nails). He told me that it had to have happened before I dropped my car off, and that I should've purchased new tires as well because mine were nearly 10 years old. I let him know that I was planning on doing that in the coming weeks, but couldn't afford it at this time, as my service cost was significant and more necessary. After some back and forth, my boyfriend who drove me there, came back into the shop to ask what was going on, and Brandon became even more argumentative, implying that we were "trying to pull one over on him" for asking for a replacement tire. The immediate assumption that we were trying to trick him or his team was abhorrent, and left us both feeling appalled and embarrassed on his behalf. Brandon stormed out of the garage and did not return for the 20 minutes we were there. Joseph politely apologized for any issues and quickly installed our spare tire. I thanked him for his services and let him know that he was extremely thoughtful for stopping me from driving away on a flat tire. I let him know that if he ever became the Service Manager, I would gladly return for more work on my vehicles, but that I would not be coming back any time soon. When we returned home, we inspected the flat tire and pulled a hollow, 1.5 inch tube shaped metal object out of it - not a nail, as Brandon so vehemently claimed. After a quick reverse image search, the item came up as an 'automatic transmission oil cooler hose', a part which may be commonly found on a service room floor... After this experience, I highly recommend reviewing your service procedures, training, and management staff. After my car experienced the idling issue last week, I had begun looking for a newer Mazda, and knew that I more than likely would have purchased this new vehicle at Mazda of Vacaville. Now, I am not so sure, and may consider going with a different vehicle brand entirely.

Made the deal on the phone with followup text. Everyone involved was awesome. Highly recomend. No xx.

Drove 3 hours for a specific car seen in an online ad at a very attractive price in November 2024. Upon arrival, found the car was priced over $2k higher because of dealer add-ons not listed in the ad. I refused to pay for the upgrades and had the choice of having them removed (requiring another 6 hour round trip on another day) or buy them at dealer cost. I reluctantly agreed to the latter. I sped through financing as I was in a hurry to get home and avoid Bay Area traffic. When I got home I realized that an extended service contract and prepaid maintenance were slyly included to the tune of over $5000 added to the loan. OK, it was my mistake for not catching that at the time of purchase which I take full blame, but their disclosure of these contract additions were really underhanded. Regardless, I know in California that such contracts can be cancelled after purchase. I called them the next day and asked them to do so. I have been trying to cancel those contracts ever since and Mazda of Vacaville has ignored me at every turn. They won't return phone calls and ignore written correspondence. I am now in the process of a small claims suit against them. Avoid these xxxxxxxx. Liars and cheats. They epitomize every bad cliche about used car salesmen.

Mazda of Vacaville made our day ,after getting turned down at anther dealer in Sac .Basa ,Eric, and Trent came through ! Thanks for getting the wife in her New Vehicle !

BEWARE! I first walked in and was ignored by all staff, including management for about an hour, but I really wanted THIS car, so I waved off the red flag. I finally bought the car and it had issues the next day. I was advised to take it to a Nissan Dealer, and then left with the bill for the diag fees and an estimate totaling over $3,000. The diag fee was $199, and after months of hearing one manager say they will pay it, and the next say they won’t, I was able to confirm that it would, in fact get paid by Mazda Vacaville. However, nobody did get back to me regarding that, when I asked. I cant make up what I am about to tell you. I eventually was told to bring it back to this dealership Service Dept and the Service Dept didnt even know who I was or that I was promised a loaner. They did give me a loaner but had my brand new car for about 2 months, with NO CONTACT or follow up. I was given promises of grandeur to make it up to me. After a couple weeks I tried to contact someone, but I could not reach management and left emails, calls and messages with all departments. Somebody even said "I promise I will have management call you TODAY, I sit right next to the Director." Needless to say more weeks would pass and I'd hear nothing. I live 2 or more hours away from this location and work a lot so I cant just drive over. Eventuall, I called my lending company to help me with the legalities of buying a car that will not be placed in my possession, none-the-less from a dealer who refuses to acknowledge my existence $20,000 plus later. It gets worse. Once I called the lending company and spoke with someone who informed me of my rights to have my car in my possession or to cancel my purchase, they called the Dealership on my behalf. The dealership staff was pretty upset with me about that, and I soon thereafter, got a call from the service department. Mind you, through all this I AM KIND, PATIENT AND HAVE YET TO SHOW ANGER OR FRUSTRATION. When the service manager called I was relieved to hear from somebody, but I had reached my threshold of patience (still I stayed respectful but openly and respectfully expressed my disappointment). I am working M-F 2 or more hours away and he demands I bring back the loaner car and angrily threatens me with a call to the police to report it STOLEN. I kid you not, I begin to tear up with the stress and anxiety of not knowing how to handle this situation and wound up having to call the day off to drive to Vacaville. Side note about the loaner car: it was a nice car but I was driving it around with expired tags after a while and couldn’t reach anybody about what I should do about the expired reg on this loaner! When I arrived They returned my car to me very dirty, when I was told they'd detail it. xxxx happens and I believe they were understaffed, it’s OK! We can arrange something else right? Anyways, Christian sat down with me having told me he had NO idea I tried to reach him (though I left him emails, texts, voicemails, and messages with staff). Oh and did I mention, I was lied to and said if I purchase their best warranty I'd get all my money back before I pay off my car if I cancel it before the loan ends. And other lies, and upsells that were concealed from me until I saw the contract. Ok, so Christian promised me in writing he'd replace the cargo net, get my car detailed and treat it for mold. He did get it detailed and treated for mold! He came through on that one. And I was thankful and gracious, all things considered! However, he refused to give me my front license plate or follow through with any of the other promises he made, whether in writing or not. I STILL DO NOT HAVE MY FRONT PLATES. I was BULLIED, GASLIT, CHEATED AND LIED TO. THINK TWICE BEFORE COMING HERE. One girl & Trent with financing was the more helpful than the rest. I'll update to let you know if the other promises get followed through with, but I learned not to hold my breath. I do like my car though!