Mazda Launches Collision Network for Consumers

Mazda Launches Collision Network for Consumers

New online resources including a facility locator make it easy for vehicle owners to find auto body shops that meet Mazda’s high standards for proper and safe repair.

Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) and Mitchell have announced the consumer launch of the Mazda Collision Network.

With new website content and an online collision repair facility locator, Mazda vehicle owners can learn about the network and find local repair facilities that have met Mazda’s stringent requirements for business operations, training, tools and equipment.

“Customer safety is our number-one priority,” said Rob Milne, vice president of aftersales and the technical services division of MNAO. “Our close collaboration with Mitchell and the launch of these new resources allow us to connect vehicle owners with reputable auto body shops in their neighborhoods that meet our high standards for quality and safety.”

MNAO launched the Mazda Collision Network in May 2021, naming Mitchell as its program administrator. Since then, shop participation has grown steadily, allowing Mazda to meet its goal of supporting customers through the entire vehicle life cycle.
 
The online locator will feature facilities that are active in the network and demonstrate ongoing compliance with program requirements, cycle time and customer satisfaction. Mazda will also refer vehicle owners to these organizations through its Customer Experience Center as well as provide marketing tools that shops can use to promote their businesses.  
 
“With the Mazda Collision Network and these online tools, we can reach more customers,” said Dean Massimini, owner of Autotech Collision Service. “Our participation in the program not only shows consumers that we’re committed to proper repair, but it also gives our shop access to the training and resources needed to help safely and efficiently return Mazda vehicles to the road following a collision.”

Added Mitchell Auto Physical Damage Division Executive Vice President and General Manager Debbie Day, “Despite the increase in vehicle complexity and its impact on collision repair, consumers still expect fast, convenient access to qualified facilities that can quickly perform the necessary repair work. Through the Mazda Collision Network and availability of these resources, Mazda and Mitchell are again demonstrating their ability to deliver an exceptional customer experience — one focused on proper and safe repair.”

Vehicle owners can access information about the Mazda Collision Network and a searchable list of qualified repair facilities at mazdausa.com/owners/service. Collision repair facilities interested in joining the network should visit mitchell.com/mazda for details or to complete an application. 

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