News - General NewsExclusive: Honda customer service shockHonda falls from first to below average in JD Power CSI study as Mazda rises again29 Nov 2016 By TERRY MARTIN - Honda has fallen from the top of the Australian car industry in terms of aftersales service to below average, leaving Mazda as the clear benchmark among the mass-market brands in the influential JD Power 2016 Australia Customer Service Index (CSI) Study released today. - Honda’s shock result will reverberate through its Tullamarine headquarters in Melbourne, as well as its national dealer network, as the premium-oriented Japanese marque – which has long relied on owners remaining faithful to the brand – attempts to dramatically improve sales and market share, and bring in many first-time customers, with new-generation models like the Civic and forthcoming CR-V. Click here for full story: Honda customer service shock GalleryClick to see larger images Read more20th of September 2016 Exclusive: Mazda tops for sales satisfactionIndustry on notice as JD Power brings Sales Satisfaction Index study to Australia1st of December 2015 Exclusive: Honda back on top for customer service2015 JD Power study has Honda overtaking Mazda, Kia strong, while Holden tumbles25th of November 2014 Mazda still number one for aftersales serviceNew JD Power CSI study shows Mazda holds sway with Holden, Hyundai up, VW below par3rd of December 2013 Mazda tops for customer serviceAustralian CSI study sees Mazda rise but industry average, most major brands down27th of November 2012 Toyota and Honda serve bestSubaru drops back as Toyota, Honda lead the pack in Australian car servicing study |
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