Mazda CX-5 2WD 2.2 D 150PS Platinum SL 4DR

Bought a car from them yesterday and I’m obsessed. Abby was super helpful from the very start and so friendly. 10/10 would recommend to anyone looking to change their car.

I've been dealing with johnaton o brien for a few yrs.fantastic service and exceptional to deal with..very friendly and accommodating...would highly recommend him. Wouldn't go beyond him for his cars always a fantastic range of cars to choose from.recently had problem with a car i had bought almost a yr a go and was very helpful regarding it..Will definitely be going back there in the future.. thank you for ur kind and generous support

Based on my experience, I strongly recommend bringing a mechanic to check any vehicle here in advance of purchase, particularly for non-mechanically savvy customers. At the very minimum, ensure to verify oil level on a flat surface once the engine has cooled down. The car I purchased here was overfilled with oil by around 1 litre (manufacturers specified capacity: 5.1L, more than 6 litres drained) I took the car back 1 day after purchase and an overfill was confirmed by a member of staff. This staff member (although friendly) turned around and advised "Sorry, we don't have any mechanics here, Come back in 3 days we'll drain it out" I was not satisfied with the prospect of driving 3 days with such a high oil level, therefore I opted to remove the excess oil myself. In the end, I opted to change the oil again because the remaining oil had a very strong smell of diesel and was pitch black, despite allegedly being changed by the garage prior to purchase. Now I understand that diesel engine oil typically turns dark a lot more rapidly compared to petrol vehicles, however this was pitch black, and smelled of diesel. After I did the oil change, the oil went dark amber and took more than 1000km to become pitch black like it was when I bought it. Overall it wasn't a big deal as I sorted it out, but I worry for other customers who may drive 1000s of km without checking oil level because they assume the garage did due diligence and put in the correct quantity prior to sale.