MAZDA Complaints

LA SUV MAZDA CX90 PHEV HIBRIDA SE COMPRO EN JULIO DE 2023, ES TOTALMENTE NUEVA. QUEREMOS PONER EN EVIDENCIA EL ALTO RIESGO QUE PADECEMOS CON EL VEHICULO, ENTRE [XXX] MI MUJER Y YO IBAMOS EN EL AUTOMOVIL Y DE REPENTE SE FRENO POR COMPLETO EN MEDIO DE UN PUENTE QUE ES MUY TRANSITADO Y CAUSO UNA PREOCUPACION Y MUCHO MIEDO PORQUE NO LO ESPERABAMOS Y AFORTUNADAMENTE NO PASO NADA POR QUE IBAMOS DESPACIO EXACTAMENTE 25 MILLAS POR HORA Y PORQUE EL CARRO QUE VENIA ATRAS DE NOSOTROS GIRO A LA IZQUIERDA JUSTO ANTES DE NOSOTROS PERDER EL CONTROL DEL AUTOMOVIL QUE SE FRENO SOLO SIN JUSTIFICACION ALGUNA NO OBSTANTE ADELANTE DE NOSOTROS NO HABIA NIGUN AUTOMOVIL PARA QUE EL AUTOMOVIL SE DETUVIERA. NOTA: MI MUJER SE ENCUENTRA EN ESTADO DE EMBARAZO Y NO SE SIENTE CONFIADA EN EL AUTOMOVIL, TIENE MUCHO MIEDO A LA HORA DE USARLO. EL PROBLEMA ES AUN MAS GRANDE PORQUE DIAS ANTES DEL INCIDENTE EL CONCESIONARIO REALIZO UN SERVICIO DE CAMBIO DE ACEITE Y SERVICIO POR UN RECALL POR LOS SENSORES DEL VEHICULO, DE LO CUAL SOLO HICIERON CAMBIO DEL ACEITE. ADICIONALMENTE A ESTA INFORMACION EL VEHICULO POSEE VARIOS RECALL QUE NO HAN SIDO SOLUCIONADOS POR EL CONCESIONARIO, TENEMOS PRUEBAS DE LOS VARIOS PROBLEMAS QUE VIENE PRESENTANDO EL VEHICULO. ADICIONALMENTE HEMOS VENIDO PRESENTANDO DIFICULTADES CON EL SERVICIO PRESTADO EN EL CONCESIONARIO DE MAZDA DE LODI NJ CODIGO POSTAL 07644, NO HAN TENIDO VOLUNTAD EN SOLUCIONAR NUESTRO PROBLEMA , HICIMOS LA RESPECTIVA QUEJA ANTE MAZDA MATRIZ Y SOLO NOS DIERON LA OPCION DE LLEVAR EL VEHICULO A REVISION , EL CUAL FUE REVISADO HOY [XXX] Y SE TARDARON SOLO 1 HORA PARA ANALIZARLO Y DECIR QUE NO TIENE PROBLEMAS EL VEHICULO. INFORMATION REDACTED PURSUANT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6)

Emergency braking brought car to a complete stop while traveling around at approx. 35 MPH with no car or anything else in front of the car on a wide and clear town street. Car would then not go into park and only after a couple of mins did it go into park and car was able to be driven.

The vehicle's parking "gear" would not engage. Further, the emergency brake would not engage. Puts all in proximity to the vehicle at risk due to the vehicle rolling into or onto them and damaging personal property. Dealership service department could not recreate the the parking "gear" issue, but were able to recreate the emergency brake not engaging. Vehicle has been inspected by Macdonald Mazda West representatives.

Touch screen malfunctions, causing actions to take place without being touched. The phone randomly hangs up or randomly calls people. The GPS moves the cursor away from the car making it impossible to follow directions. The radio will go to full volume. The screen will change settings randomly. This is very distracting and dangerous, makes drivers more likely to get in an accident. The touch screen itself is rarely used and has never been damaged. This problem has been reported on many Mazda forums and there has been a recall for the touch screen for the years up to 2017, but the 2018 models have the same screens and are also experiencing "ghost touching". Dealers are charging $1200 to replace. Later models also need to be recalled.

Purchased the 2009 mazda6 for our daughter. Brought it to our mechanic for an electrical issue. We were told that the rear subframe was completely rusted and that the vehicle was unsafe to drive.

Keyless Entry: I have had this vehicle for about 6 months and over that time, more than 3 separate times the keyless entry hasn't unlocked. It may take 2 - 3 tries. It has never failed to eventually unlock. I don't know that it ever failed to lock because approaching the car it would have already been unlocked. I don't always hear it actuate. Auto-lock: I assume the same proximity system that is supposed to detect the keyless fob inside/outside at a distance - could be responsible for failure to auto-lock upon leaving the vehicle. Dependably securing vehicles is a major security problem is some areas and that is a major impetus behind keeping cars locked/and unlocking only as the driver approaches. Imagine being in a desolate parking garage late at night and the door chooses that particular moment to fail to cooperate. Or, if a driver trusts the auto-lock to work and it doesn't. App: In fairness, Mazda does have the MyMazda app that will eventually report to a phone that the car detects that it is unlocked. It seems unreliable. Currently the app has a "star rating" of about 1:10 3 or fewer for various issues. You can't make everyone nor every device cooperate - and to a degree, I can't say that's the problem. I would expect something wrong with the fob or proximity detection system. Just as likely, the door lock actuator has issues. Summary of Problem: Maybe about as many times, the app informs me the car is unlocked when it should have auto-locked. So is it a keyless, app or door actuator problem? Or, a combination? And, it works MOST of the time. I eventually asked myself if I would want someone's wife or kids out there and door locks fail at a critical moment. I must say, I haven't reported it formally because of the intermittent nature and the fact I have an issue with Mazda that has existed from the beginning. Major body parts are poorly fit and beyond contestation. If Mazda ignores that constant issue, an intermittent problem is likely to be as well.

I developed a cracked cylinder head in my 2019 Mazda CX-5 that only had 33,000 miles on it. I lost approximately 50% of my oil in a 4 mile drive. I believed I had been leaking oil, checked the dipstick, drove 4 miles (max speed of 35 mph), smelled the burning oil, pulled over, saw smoke coming from the hood and checked the dipstick again. Losing this much oil is a safety risk with the possibility of a fire especially if driving at a faster speed and inability to have a safe place to pull over along with smoke from the burning oil causing visibility issues which at higher speeds such as on an interstate can cause a safety concern. No indicator lights/messages appeared, this was determined from seeing what I thought was oil on the ground and then checking the dipstick. Mazda is well aware of the issue. When picking up the car for the dealership after being fixed, I asked what kind of parts were used to ensure this does it happen again. The shop employee said they were “revamped” parts due to the known issue with this model and pointed out 4 other Mazda cx5s currently in the shop with the same issue getting repaired.

The contact owns a 2015 Mazda CX-5. The contact stated that while pressing the brake pedal the engine had experienced very high revving and the vehicle would lurch forward. The vehicle was taken to the local dealer who performed a PCM and TCM program update and reset the KAM per the manufacturers TSB. The contact indicated that the failure was corrected for a while but recently the failure had reoccurred. The local dealer was contacted and a service appointment was scheduled. No further information was available. The manufacturer was not yet notified of the failures. The failure mileage was 25,000.

For the past 7 months (since July 2023) the passenger rear tire keeps loosing air pressure about every two weeks requiring more air. It always drops to 10 points below the other tires. The tires have been rotated twice so it is not a problem with the tire. I believe there is a recall for the same or similar issue on Mazda 3s just not including my VIN#. I brought my car to good year a few times unable to stop this from happening.

ABS will cause complete brake failure when it is engaged. For example, needing to stop quickly to avoid hitting another vehicle and the brakes will lose all pressure and the vehicle will not stop. Several mechanics have not been able to diagnose or fix. Immediately after the incident, there will be minimal brake pressure of about 20%, eventually it will return to normal. Must avoid applying brakes in emergency situations as it will actually be worse than attempting to steer out of it. This has happened about 6 times in 4 years. It happened the first time about 3 days after I bought the vehicle in 2019.