Nationwide Motors LLC

5 stars to this dealer. I am so happy with mazda bought there last week. Low price, perfect car and friendly dealer recommended if you're looking for a car without any hassle

Purchased a vehicle online, had it shipped to my home. Had a great experience, staff was professional, no games or gimmicks, would purchase from again, answered all my questions and the car was exactly as described and seen in photos, no crazy surprises. Would highly recommend and look forward to doing business with again.

Every staff member was enthusiastic—it was a highly satisfying car-buying experience.

I bought a 2007 jaguar and thought I got a deal on the car. It was and has been a nightmare. The light came on 5 minutes before I reached my house after a two hour drive. Called the dealership they asked me to bring it back. I was too scared to drive it so they told me to have a mechanic change the thermastat. My mechanic said it was good. Told him the mechanic said it was fine probably a bubble in the water pump. The car the light didn't come back on. After driving it a few times the car just seemed to be driving hard. Called him back they said to take it and have diagnostic done. Come to find out they put junk yard parts on it and there was a wire cut. The car is non fixable can't get the parts because of the age of car. They didn't even want to pay the shops there money for their work. It took 2 weeks for them to realize that the diagnostic was reading because of the cut wire. That the dealership new about.

Would strongly not recommend buying a vehicle from these people. My mom bought a used 2007 Jaguar X-type that had a check engine light come up within her drive back. There were junkyard parts put into the vehicle they said were “new”. Within a week the car started to smoke and overheat. After taking it to Mr. Brakes it was found that a wire was snipped under the battery. Also that the computer in the car was bad. When notified they wanted my mom to pay the bill at the shop and exchange for a car from them. After being told what was going on and the sales process, which included $300 for taxes and another $300 for temp plates. I strongly advised her not to even bother getting another car from them. If they actually ran a scan on a car they were selling, no readiness monitors being shown would’ve surely been explained. Upon calling them they said there would be no refund because they “paid” for the car to get fixed. Which I reiterated that they paid for only 2 hours of diagnostic, and tow( they told her to tow it to a shop and they would pay for it) although it took more to find the issues, shop was very fair for that. However, in this situation they handled their end very poorly, I’m in the automotive industry myself and they are at the bottom of dealerships to do business with. If you feel like it’s truly a good deal, bring a certified mechanic with a professional scan tool, otherwise DO NOT BUY.