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500 Westin Oaks Dr, Hammond, LA 70403
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- HoursOPEN NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Fri Sat - Phone:
Main - 225-424-2265
- Address:
- 7777 Florida Blvd Baton Rouge, LA 70806
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- Categories
- New Car Dealers, Auto Repair & Service, Automobile Body Repairing & Painting, Brake Repair, Tire Dealers, Towing
- Payment Options
- Brands
- Mazda
- Neighborhood
- Mid City South
- Other Information
Parking: Lot, Free
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
General Info
Hollingsworth Richards Mazda serving Baton Rouge, New Orleans, Lafayette, and Covington is proud to be an automotive leader in our community. Since opening our doors, Hollingsworth Richards Mazda has maintained a solid commitment to you, our customers, offering the widest selection of automobile and ease of purchase. Whether you are in the market to purchase a new or pre-owned vehicle, or you need financing options, we'll help you find a car loan that works for you! Even if you have bad credit or are a first time car buyer, you can trust that Hollingsworth Richards Mazda will professionally fit you into the automobile of your choice. Hollingsworth Richards Mazda’s professionally managed Service and Parts Departments are open extended hours to accommodate our customers' busy schedules; and, as always, Hollingsworth Richards Mazda offers competitive pricing for your automotive maintenance needs. • Mazda 2009 Gold Cup Certified Dealer SERVICE M-F: 7am – 6pm SAT: 7am – 1pm PARTS M-F: 7am – 6pm SAT: 7am – 1pm
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I went in for a repair, i.e., a vibration and roar on the highway and pulsating brakes. From what a friend told me before going to Hollingsworth-Richards Mazda, the vibration was coming from a bad swing bearing on the drive shaft. The Mazda mechanic told me that my total problem was being caused by my brakes needing new rotors and pads. I had to point out the bad swing bearing to the mechanic. New pads and rotors and a new drive shaft were installed. The drive shaft seemed to correct the vibration and roar, but the brakes were still pulsating after the repair. This was late Friday afternoon; on Monday I called the service writer and told her the brakes were still a problem. Long story short, the problem with the brakes I found out later at an Atlanta Mazda dealer was a sticking piston in the caliper, not pads and rotors. It was making the brakes drag, and in the process built up tremendous heat in the right front wheel, warping the new rotors. I wrote Mr. Hollingsworth twice, March 9 and 30, about the misdiagnosis, the second letter being a certified letter. I have gotten no response at all from Mr. Hollingsworth. A copy of the second letter was forwarded to Customer Service at Mazda's National headquarters in Irvine, CA. Mr. Hollingsworth will not return their calls as well.
After dealing on the phone and thru emails for a week I have traveled 130 miles to finalize my deal and get my car. When I get there it seems the paperwork process has not even begun. The deal I made was a thing of the pass and they wanted a new deal. They told me they needed 1000 down so I said ok. 15 minutes later they come back saying they needed 2000 down. A few days later they call me telling me they wanna work out a deal. Like I would fall for that again. I would not do business with these guys ever again.
Worst service ever. Take your car to another dealership for service.