I'm in the market for a new SUV/CUVHave spent quite a few hours researching different vehicles onlineI became very interested in Mazda's CXI find it quite curious that the Consumer Affairs website gives this vehicle a one star rating (out of five), while other reputable sites like [redacted] , [redacted] , and [redacted] give it between four and five starsOn the top of the Consumer Affairs page regarding "Complaints & Reviews" (MOSTLY COMPLAINTS) for Mazda's CXit states the following: "Mazda does NOT participate in the ConsumerAffairs accreditation programLearn More" Again, I find this quite curiousMy question to you, Revdex.com, is: Don't you find this quite curious also?? Alan T [redacted]
I purchased an Audi Premium Warranty hoping never to use it. 1st Repair - performed by (Audi Seattle) was honored by Fidelity with my $100 deductible - replaced Fuel sensor - 2nd Repair - Within one month I experienced the identical symptoms and took to Audi Bellevue and this time it was the - Fuel sender / pump. Since the symptoms were identical and just outside one month, I called Fidelity to see if they will waive the deductible for the 2nd repair. I was AMAZED - All it took was a one polite man Blaine, checking with his supervisor and within 2 minutes came back and said - it's DONE. They are waiving my second deductible. 1st Repair $300 2nd Repair $1000 + my out of pocket $100 Buy the FIDELITY Warranty for peace of mind - these guys are AMAZING!!
I'm in the market for a new SUV/CUVHave spent quite a few hours researching different vehicles onlineI became very interested in Mazda's CXI find it quite curious that the Consumer Affairs website gives this vehicle a one star rating (out of five), while other reputable sites like [redacted] , [redacted] , and [redacted] give it between four and five starsOn the top of the Consumer Affairs page regarding "Complaints & Reviews" (MOSTLY COMPLAINTS) for Mazda's CXit states the following: "Mazda does NOT participate in the ConsumerAffairs accreditation programLearn More" Again, I find this quite curiousMy question to you, Revdex.com, is: Don't you find this quite curious also?? Alan T [redacted]
I purchased an Audi Premium Warranty hoping never to use it. 1st Repair - performed by (Audi Seattle) was honored by Fidelity with my $100 deductible - replaced Fuel sensor - 2nd Repair - Within one month I experienced the identical symptoms and took to Audi Bellevue and this time it was the - Fuel sender / pump. Since the symptoms were identical and just outside one month, I called Fidelity to see if they will waive the deductible for the 2nd repair. I was AMAZED - All it took was a one polite man Blaine, checking with his supervisor and within 2 minutes came back and said - it's DONE. They are waiving my second deductible. 1st Repair $300 2nd Repair $1000 + my out of pocket $100 Buy the FIDELITY Warranty for peace of mind - these guys are AMAZING!!