I had a very bad experience with Salesperson Mike Davis. He was very rude to me and wasn't helpful, belittling me and my decisions as well as my negotiating tactics. I will not go back to this dealer. They tried to rip me off and then would not negotiate very well at all. They tried to sell me a car for $6,000 over their asking price. When I explained that the price they were presenting me was not synonymous with another listing they had (on the car), the salesman got angry, told me I was mistaken, but then later verified that I was actually accurate. I profusly hated working with Dublin Mazda. I also spoke with Reyes Garcias, the Sales Manager at Ken Harvey's Dublin Mazda. He was polite at first but when I alerted him of his rude salesperson he tried to tell me that Mike Davis was crusty sometimes but was simply using different "Sales tactics" and then insulted me by trying to play up pride telling me I was a walking millionaire, and that I was "beautiful," but failed to deal with the problem. I am a salesman and there are no Sales Tactics that involve bad customer service and rudeness. If I was the Sales Manager at any facility and a consumer reported a complaint to me regarding the treatment/ customer service they received from one of MY representatives, I would have a talk with that representative and rectify the situation per the customer's satisfaction. I had a terrible experience at Dublin, Mazda & I encourage everyone to avoid that place like the plague!!! Bottom line: Go to their competitor. I don't like Dublin Mazda one bit!!

I made a visit to Dublin Mazda yesterday to check out a CX-9 that I'd seen online. It turned out not to be quite right for me, but Stephen, Brian & Mike were very professional. Stephen demonstrated respect for the fact that I had done my research & didn't try to talk me into something else. He gave me some options to think about as well as some new information to aide my continued search. Mike Pavia, the used car manager, asked me what I wanted in a car, specifically. I gave him my list & asked, "Do you think you can find it?" His reply was, "This is what I do. I buy cars. Make sure we have your contact information so we can get in touch with you when I do." I don't know that I'll ultimately buy a car from Dublin Mazda, but I appreciated their customer service.

As a female I have had multiple terrible experiences with other car dealerships. Generally when I walk on to a car lot I feel more like prey than a customer. The employees at this dealership were wonderful. They were attentive, respectful and patient. They listened to my terms, they met my terms and they never once asked if my husband would be joining me to approve the sale. Gregory listened to stories about my kid and genuinely seemed to enjoy them. He was focused on our sale for the duration of our time together and I never once felt like he wanted to be elsewhere. He took the time to explain all of the options on the car and didn't hesitate to find the answer if he didn't already know it. His manager was also amazing. Once we had a deal they processed the paperwork in a very short amount of time(in the car buying world.) In the future I wouldn't hesitate to send any of my female friends to them. At the end of the day instead of being exhausted and irritated I was relaxed and felt like I had just spent the afternoon with a group of new friends. I have a feeling that I will make every effort to return to this dealership in the future. (2006 Yukon Xl Denali)

The service with Gregory and Dublin Mazda dealership was friendly, informative, and a refreshing experience. Many dealerships I tried to do business with before visiting Dublin Mazda tried to take advantage of the fact that I am a woman and treated me as if I did not know what I wanted, as well as jerking me around on appropriate prices for a used car. When I went Dublin Mazda, Gregory made me instantly greeted my mom and myself in a warm and friendly greeting. Gregory continued to show us used cars that were within my price point without trying to push me to get a new car or go over my price point, he was very understanding of what we were looking for and he made the shopping experience joyful and exciting. After our experience with Dublin Mazda my family would HAPPILY purchase another car from them.

Mr. Greg Gutierrez was very friendly, he was not like your typical pushy salesman, he was FANTASTIC, showed us around the lot, we told him what we were looking for he took us directly to the cars, we told him we would think about it, we can back a week later and purchased the car, the entire dealership was great!!!!

I had an excellent experience with Dublin Mazda... great service, they have a friendly profession staff reasonably priced. I can recommend Dublin Mazda with confidence

We had a great, low pressure experience buying a car from Gregory. I would recommend this dealership for their straightforwardness and their great customer service.

he spent a good quality time with us and very friendly at the same time profession till we got to the point of buying the cars also he help us to understand from A-Z of the deal and thank you Ken Harey.

Letter to Mazda Execs. (Edited for DealerRating) I hope you will take a moment and read through my customer service complaint and address it. If not you, then the appropriate individual as I feel this issue is one that must be voiced due to its inappropriateness. In short, Dave Brown, your general manager of Ken Harvey's Dublin CA Mazda told a customer to " go FLIP yourself" He went on to also state "you're not a customer unless you FLIPing buy something." I hope I have your attention at this point, let me tell you how this experience played out. Tonight at approximately 1830 my husband Shawn, visited Dublin Mazda to inquire (and hopefully purchase) a 2001 Honda Civic for our daughter. He took a test drive with the salesperson, Bruce Bode and during that test drive was informed that the transmission was new and recently installed by the dealership. When they arrived back at the dealership, my husband informed Bruce of the Blue Book value and wanted to start negotiations at about that price (4K). The vehicle is listed for 8K. When my husband inquired why the price was so off the BB value, he was informed that due to the repairs that the dealership put into the vehicle he could not go lower but would ask the GM. Bruce came back after discussing this with the GM and informed my husband that he could take $500 off the vehicle, but that was the best he could do. We understand that if the deal doesn't work for ourselves and the dealership, then we walk away and do business another day. At this point, my husband thanked Bruce for his time and proceeded to depart the dealership. As my husband was walking out, he passed the desk of the GM, introduced himself and asked why he felt that twice the BB value was a fair price for the vehicle. At this point Dave Brown, General Manager stated that the BB doesn't factor in with Honda's and Toyota's because "they're so good." He then asked my husband where a better deal could be found, to which my husband replied that the dealership directly next door had two slightly higher end models with lower mileage for around $6,500. Dave told my husband to take his business there instead. At this point my husband became irritated and called Dave out on his cavalier and rude attitude. This is where all professional decorum was completely thrown out of the window. Dave nonchalantly told my husband to "go FLIP himself" My husband turned on his heel and proceeded to leave. Dave, then accompanied by two other men followed my husband outside and began yelling to my husband that he was arrogant for coming into "his house" and implied that he was insulted by the price my husband asked for. My husband then got into his vehicle and attempted to drive away, the three men including Dave proceeded to shout at my husband and after my husband rolled down his window and asked how the community would feel about the abuse thrown at a customer, Dave walked over and proceeded to continue the argument. When again asked how this was an appropriate way to treat a customer, Dave stuck his face into the window of the vehicle and, just inches away from my husband's face stated that you're not a customer unless you FLIPing buy something." Let me give you some background on us. My husband works for a Fortune 50 company where he interfaces with the largest social media companies in the world. I am the managing director of a successful not-for-profit arts organization in San Francisco. I don't share this because I feel we deserve special treatment, I share this with you to understand that my husband and I live, breathe and depend on providing the best customer service. Our livelihoods depend on it. If I were to ever tell a customer any of those things that Dave yelled at my husband, I would expect to be terminated immediately. There is simply no excuse for Dave's behavior. My husband and I have shared this experience online, both in the form of tweets and updates on Facebook this evening. Shortly after we began tweeting about the ordeal, Dave called my husband and told him that he cared about his online reputation and wanted to apologize. He stated that he had worked a long day and had personal issues which caused him to blow up. My husband heard him out but at this point, we don't care how Dave feels about the situation. What I care about is how you feel about this situation. Is this the best person you can have representing your brand? I sincerely hope this is shared with the appropriate individuals, please note that I am not concerned about receiving any additional apologies from Dave Brown. Thank you for your time, Susan Outlaw and Shawn O'Connor

I was looking for a car in my home town. I went to the various dealerships. They did not seem to have any offers that interested me. I picked up the paper and seen an ad from Dublin Mazda. I was interested in the offer they were advertising. I called. The person who answered said the offer was available. I said, " please check and call me back." I did not want to drive there and not be offered at least what the paper was showing. He called me back with a better offer. We arrived and were provided the offer. The entire experience from start to finish was one of the better, if not best "major purchase" experience my wife and I have had. I recommend this dealership for this brand of new car.