Buyer beware. Four years ago, I bought a new 2018 Hyundai Elantra and extended warranty from this dealership, paying cash in full. Last year I sold the car privately and reached out to sales manager David Janiszewski and finance liaison Lisa Grose for reimbursement on the pro-rated amount of the extended warranty. Not only did the dealership make utterly and unnecessarily miserable the experience of trying to get a legally binding return check back to me (e.g., they delayed responses to my many requests for reimbursement and didn’t even have a process in place to use electronic signature documents to expedite the request), but now having waited more than 90 days into the process, I still have not received my check. The response from Mr. Janiszewski when I asked to escalate this to the dealership owner was to evade and not my answer my questions on what can be done to resolve this issue. For anyone reading this review, I can only tell you that the dealership was all too quick to take my money; when it came time to return those funds, they couldn’t be more evasive, off-putting, and nonresponsive. I will never buy another vehicle from this dealership and will encourage as many consumers as possible to avoid Piazza Hyundai at all costs. In the meantime, I am filing legal complaints with the Better Business Bureau and Office of Consumer Affairs with the Commonwealth Attorney General. —Dr Edward Carvalho —***POSTSCRIPT RESPONSE TO DEALER REPLY***—Foregoing the absurd notion that I would create the delay in retrieving my own funds, notice how the dealership is now attempting to shift blame back on me by not addressing the outstanding, overdue release of my funds through mendacity and weak excuse making. The delays have been the result of outdated check refund processing that supposedly takes 60-90 days (that is now outside that window, which Piazza has yet to acknowledge). One can imagine how effective Mr Janiszewski is as a sales manager by virtue of the fact that his failure to help resolve this refund issue cost the dealership another new car in-cash sale. That is to say, I canceled my order after Mr Janiszewski couldn’t secure my reimbursement funds, which were to be used as part of the purchase of the new vehicle. Seems to me in the dealership response, Piazza and/ or Mr Janiszewski is still sour over losing that sale from what some might describe as his own ineptitude. Be that as it may, I now leave this to the legal authorities to whom I’ve reached out to make a determination on where the communication disconnect lies and by when I can expect this now overdue reimbursement check. ***BUYER BEWARE***

We have purchased three cars over the years from this dealership. I have been pleased each time. Just purchased a 2022 Tucson in September, 2022. No issues during the transaction. I did have an minor issue with the car but it was fixed the same day I reported it. This Tucson purchased in September, 2022 was to replace a Tuscon I purchased a year ago in September, 2021 that was totaled about a month ago. Zach, the sales consultant I worked with for both purchases, was the best. He made both transactions by far the easiest I have ever had with a car dealer. He was patient with me and there was never any high pressure moments. He provided clear communication with everything. Hopefully, I won't be in the market for another car anytime soon, but if I am I going back to see Zach.

Brandon Daub did an excellent job for us, The black Santa Cruz Premium is exactly what I wanted. In these crazy covid times, everything went like clockwork, thanks to him and his colleagues. He did a particularly fine job explaining to my wife and I how to make best use of the digital display, the excellent service following the sale, etc. Thanks, Hyudai, and hanks, Brendon!!!!!

The car my wife purchased here was great until there was an odd electrical issue. Randomly while driving the radio stops working, the speedometer drops to zero, the headlights flicker on and off, and every light on the dash comes on. We took it to the service center twice, and were told that they couldn’t figure out what was wrong, but that the car was safe to drive. The car broke down in the middle of a busy road today with my wife and dog in the car. Thanks for putting my family in danger.

I would recommend this dealership for buying a car not for servicing a car. We bought out car in October and our salesperson was great Greg had thr car we like brought up from another dealership so so we could look at it. We did end up buying it and it still had the factory warranty on it until the end of December. So December comes and my car was at my local shop getting thr tires looked at. They noticed that the transfer case was leaking and told me to call hyundai because it should be covered under the warranty. We called that same day. We made an hyundai and took it in for then to tell us its not leaking its seeping and they can't fix it under warranty. We were shocked if its seeping its going to get worse but hoe long would that take and it would not be covered since our warranty ends at the end of December. So we contacted hyundai management by email and the woman said that if that is was the service team said that's what it is since that is not her department but she could write out a case for us and have it on record incase the transfer case got worse. So that is what she did. We still frustrated so we called Quakertown hyundia after the holiday and told them our transfer case was leaking could we bring it by and have it looked at under warranty. Their service team looked at the car and said yes it is indeed leaking and they will fix it under warranty they just need to contact management. We gave them the case number that was already open under the car for the same issue. I don't understand how one service location can say no its jusy seeping and we won't fix to a two weeks later another service team saying it is indeed leaking and they are fixing it right away. I will say we will no longer be servicing out car at limerick hyundia.

I brought my 2013 Elantra in for replacement of front and rear brake pads and rotors. I SUPPLIED THE PARTS. They charged me $190.00 per axle to do the job.( I had a coupon that lowered the cost to $170.00 per axle ) I thought this was kinda high so after I got home, I went online to find what others were charging for the same work. I went to three different sites and found the highest rate to be $129.00 per axle. I called Rick Stubblebine to voice my concern about this and he told me that the hyundai labor charts indicated the job would take 4 hrs. at $95.00 per hr. The brake replacement PLUS an oil change PLUS a multipoint inspection took 2 hours. This is the SECOND time I have had a problem with the service department. The first incident was resolved to my satisfaction. I will continue to go to this dealership for inspections and oil changes. However for mechanical repairs I will go to an independent garage.