News - General NewsGeneral NewsDownturn: Honda’s HR-V might be a star performer on the sales charts, but JD Power’s CSI study raises a question mark over how well its owners are being treated when they return for servicing. 29 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 Gallery![]() Click to see larger images ![]() Read more20th of September 2016 ![]() General News Sales1st 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 ![]() General News3rd of December 2013 ![]() Mazda27th of November 2012 ![]() General News |
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