Super high price charged for out of state vehicle - Sprinter: $1100 just to change fuel hose…read more"assembly" and they couldn't diagnose issue with the engine not being able to start! They told me it would be $25,000 to replace the motor with a remanufactured one. No written quote given. Use Mercedes-Benz in Westchester instead if you need service!!!

The service we received was truly exceptional. Their attention and care far exceeded even the…read morehighest expectations we could have had for a five-star experience. On our way home from vacation, we hit a pothole and had a blowout on Highway 70. Mercedes towed our car to Mercedes-Benz of Centerville. We called ahead and spoke with Dan Phong, who guided us through ordering tires, finding lodging, and arranging transportation to and from our hotel while we waited. They even coordinated with our local service department to advise them of our needs at home. The Centerville staff were friendly and helpful, turning a stressful situation into a pleasant experience. The owner even stopped by to ask if we needed anything. I can not say enough good things about this Dealership!!! They are awesome!

Took my 2011 Es350 in for a battery light on. I suspected…read moreit was either the battery (2 year Lexus battery) or alternator. They put a drain on both, which is fine, but didn't put a hard pull on the alternator so it check out fine. Cost= $200 Light came on again. Took it to a local shop I trust, alternator failed on a hard pull. Lexus just wasn't thorough enough. Disappointing

Owned my 2008 is350 for 15 years. The subwoofer was having issues so I took the car in to replace…read moreit 10/2023. Cost $1,500 to replace 1 speaker. 6/2025 I took the car in because the subwoofer sounded worse than the first time. They charged me over $100 to tell me there's nothing subwoofer had an internal malfunction and there's nothing they can do because it's outside the 12 month warrantee. So very disappointed in the quality and service of Lexus. Poor quality, poor service.

I used to like go here, because generally service has been good, staff professional, but I'm…read morebeginning to wonder if I am valued as a customer. I came here to a scheduled 9:00 AM appointment to have my transmission fluid and brake fluid changed as recommended from a previous visit. It's now two hours later, and I haven't been advised how much longer I will need to wait. Toyota in general used to be a very welcoming company when you brought your vehicle in for service. Often they had coffee, water, often snacks available while you waited for your vehicle. They usually offered a car wash too. I noticed this when my dad bought a Toyota in Mansfield OH and when I bought two Toyotas from two different dealers in the St Louis metro area. The Toyota customer experience is quite different now and I am beginning to wonder if I will ever buy another Toyota from a Toyota dealer. It feels like the customer isn't valued nearly as much. I don't know if this is a problem endemic of Toyota as a whole or just the individual dealerships. Somewhat recommend.

Came in for an oil change and attempted to order a second key for my car under my warranty. The…read moreemployee in the parts and tools department was extremely aggressive and unpleasant, and his behavior made me feel physically unsafe. I ended up leaving and calling a dealership an hour away instead. I won't be returning here for oil changes or any other service.

You know - If you look at previous reviews that are from 6 months to 1 year apart, you HAVE to take…read morethem with "a grain of salt". Most HAPPY customers DON'T write reviews. It's called "negative review bias" (look it up.). Negative customer experiences are TEN times more apt to "dis" a business. I know. I OWN a business myself! That's why it's SO easy to see a business drop from a 5-star rating to the basement level. Anyway, our Schmitt Mazda salesman, AUSTIN BEAVER, was phenomenal and made every effort to secure the best "deal" for our now "new to us" pre-owned Mazda CX5. While it is truly a "seller's market" at this time for this particular vehicle (high demand!), Austin did all he could to get us rolling -fairly- in this fantastic car. They even took our "crippled" trade-in at a very reasonable value! Another feather in the cap for a highly rated brand! Want a Mazda? Jeff Schmitt is THE place to start. Then, shop around if you'd like. You'll be back. WE did! Oh, then when after you drive off in your shiny new-or-used car, change the statistics and write them a GOOD review. Happy driving!

It's Buyer Beware at this place! We were new-car buyer…read morenewbies and boy did they see us coming. We were fortunate to get away from there. They should require all employees to wear masks. We wanted to buy a $30k car and by the time they were finished it was a $40k car! Oh the finance woman will say, "we're completely transparent!" About as transparent as Musk. During the process she'll explain the extras, but they are never called extras, because they've already added them without your consent! If you start to ask about the cost she quickly says, "It's included!" Right, wink-wink. Just remember that they can only add tax, license, and doc fees. Doc fees in Ohio are $387.

I have owned two Infinity vehicles. I have worked with both the service and parts department…read more Both provided excellent customer service and quality work. I have had numerous questions for both the service and parts department. They provided answers to my questions quickly. I just sold my vehicle to them and was very impressed with the experience. I would highly recommend this dealership for a vehicle purchase of service!

Infiniti of Dayton was great when I initially purchased our two cars and SUV. One of those vehicles…read morecame with an extended warranty with unlimited miles through June 2026, which gave us confidence in the brand and dealership. The first major issue involved both engine and transmission concerns. The Infiniti technician recommended a full engine replacement, yet instead of following that recommendation, Infiniti chose the cheaper route--repairing the timing chain and topping off fluids. The transmission issue was never addressed. Six months later, the engine failed again. Once more, the technician recommended a new engine, but the claim was denied because the cost of replacement--combined with the prior timing chain repair--exceeded the vehicle's value. After six weeks of fighting, escalating the issue, and preparing to involve an attorney for a potential bad faith claim, Infiniti finally approved the engine replacement. This approval only came after it became clear the initial delay and partial repair had directly contributed to the failure. Just two months after the engine replacement, the transmission failed. The repair cost was approximately $10,000. Despite the vehicle having only 100,000 miles--and already needing both a new engine and transmission--the transmission claim was denied because the total warranty payout now exceeded the vehicle's value. Over the last five years, my family has spent well over $200,000 with this dealership. Yet Infiniti was unwilling to invest $10,000 to stand behind their product, honor the spirit of their warranty, or retain a loyal customer. Instead, the pattern appears to be delaying or minimizing repairs until warranty limits are reached or exceeded. I will never purchase another Infiniti. Based on my experience, Infiniti does not stand behind its vehicles, does not value customer loyalty, and prioritizes short-term cost savings over long-term trust. Save your money and don't buy an Infiniti.