Mazda took top honors in two categories.

The MX5 Miata again led the list of convertibles priced under $25,000 and the Mazda 3 topped the "sedan under $15,000" category, besting Honda and Toyota.

"Can you say 'déjà vu'?" the Edmunds editors asked. "The rankings in this category looked a lot like they did last year, with the peppy Mazda 3 (41 percent) outgunning all challengers for another decisive win."

The Honda Civic took second place and the Toyota Corolla came in third in the category.

 

are you surprised by this? Mazda friggin rocks....it's their dealerships that suck!

 

Hey now... Speaking from the parts dept. at my local dealership (where i work) Sales and Service suck for sure...but not parts.

 

So true that's why I don't go there anymore.

 

Too much dealer bashin going on here... Thats weird ive never had a problem even before I was employeed with them. Customer service and satisfaction is top priority for corprate Mazda. If I were you I would have a talk with the parts manager and/or service manager. I treat all Mazda customers (even the morons) with a certain level of respect. Kia customers on the other hand are a different story

 

i had no trouble with the dealer here... when my dad got the car (when i was 16 teheheh) we went to da dealer and all and everything was cool...

exept those bastards never informed us there was a service recall on that model so i had to wait till the ignition coils started screwin up me crying coz i thought my baby was hurt badly and i caint fix it....

ARGHHHH

but big ups to mazda... definetly some of the best automobiles this class

 

dealers only make money when they screw you out of it.....this is coming from somone whos worked for mazda/ford/mitsubishi. ALL dealerships are the same. They need money to survive. The only difference is how they're willing to get it from you.

I'm very anti-dealer but I'm debating going back and working there again. I only want my Rotary Trech training and then I'll leave.