Norman Hyundai
Norman, OK
Hours
Sales/Showroom
Monday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Sunday Closed
Service
Monday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Sunday Closed
Parts
Monday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Sunday Closed
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I had the 2021 Dodge Charger for 63 days. I signed a contract with Hyundai of Norman on October 24, 2026. Under that contract, payments of $415.26 for 72 months were to begin December 8, 2026 I signed a contract with Hyundai of Norman on October 24, 2026. Under that contract, payments of $415.26 for 72 months were to begin December 8, 2026, so no payment was due or missed when the vehicle was taken on November 2. The dealership's mishandling cost me the vehicle. The first loan was in my mother's name only; my name was never on it. The dealership demanded its return over failed financing, yet never provided a written denial or adverse-action notice. My initial $500 down payment was earned through referrals I provided to the dealership. I referred seven people to this dealership, and all seven bought a vehicle there. One purchaser who named me as her referrer was denied referral credit on a paperwork technicality, even after the dealership's own salesperson confirmed she had mentioned my name. The dealership then acknowledged entering my Social Security number incorrectly, resubmitted my application through Exeter, and claimed approval of only $8,000, despite a signed contract financing $16,777.75. I was told to return the following Monday while the dealership sought another lender. Keith stated Exeter had agreed to $8,000 and that the dealership would find another vehicle on the lot for me, but that $8,000 figure appears nowhere in my signed documents. The dealership's own papers list an incorrect address for me. Josh, my salesman, was the best salesman I have ever met and did everything he could to help me. I sent all of my referrals to Josh, and I hope the dealership gave him the credit he deserves for them. On November 2, I arrived voluntarily, having driven the vehicle there myself, and stated I was not there to argue. I asked several times to speak with someone other than Logan, but he kept coming out to speak with me. A repossession agent had arrived, and a manager instructed me to surrender the keys. I requested a refund so I could apply a down payment elsewhere. The dealership stated no cash would be provided that day and a check would be mailed later, and then stated I had made no down payment, claiming the down payment was the dealership's money. The October 24 contract requires a $2,000 cash down payment, which I did not pay, and the dealership has never provided a written accounting of that figure. A Genesis representative promised my funds that day if I surrendered the keys, then departed without providing any payment. Logan's conduct was unprofessional: he threatened to contact law enforcement and said I would go to jail for requesting my referral money, ridiculed me for not owning a vehicle before visiting the dealership, and treated me with complete disrespect. Staff told me I did not want to go to jail, although I had committed no offense, and treated me as though I intended to keep the keys or take a vehicle in my possession for over a month. The dealership promised me transportation home and left me without it, outside in the rain with my belongings, and staff did not speak to me further after I returned the keys. The dealership also moved to have me trespassed. I returned the keys and received no receipt, no payment, and no written explanation. None of this was my fault. Just as I was required to return the vehicle immediately, any funds owed to me should have been provided immediately. I am now without a vehicle. My request was for another vehicle and/or the referral money owed to me for all seven referrals. That vehicle was my transportation to my overnight-shift job, and losing it puts my job at risk. The dealership also had a less expensive Charger on its lot, a 2014 Charger SXT listed at $3,689, which would have fallen within the $8,000 figure cited, yet no alternative vehicle was offered. Prospective buyers should obtain every promise, referral credit, and financing term in writing before signing. This dealership's documentation failures became the customer's problem. More
Thanks to Mike, Adam, and Bently I did come to a happy agreement to purchase 2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz Limited. I have determined that it is the superior vehicle to fit my needs. agreement to purchase 2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz Limited. I have determined that it is the superior vehicle to fit my needs. More
Adam Deatherage was Amazing! He Crunched them number like NO other! Our experience was a 10/10 I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND! I recommend Josh,Brey and Adam!!! He Crunched them number like NO other! Our experience was a 10/10 I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND! I recommend Josh,Brey and Adam!!! More
Here at Norman Hyundai still trying to decide on a vehicle, all in all the entire staff is amazing, especially Dalana and Kasey have been such wonderful help and been very patient with me. Definitely vehicle, all in all the entire staff is amazing, especially Dalana and Kasey have been such wonderful help and been very patient with me. Definitely recommend 10/10 for the both of them!!! More
I purchased a 2022 Nissan Sentra here, and unfortunately this has been one of the most frustrating vehicle purchases I’ve experienced. Before the purchase was finalized, I reported that the car was shaki this has been one of the most frustrating vehicle purchases I’ve experienced. Before the purchase was finalized, I reported that the car was shaking/vibrating and pulling. I was verbally assured these issues would be fixed and that an IOU/We Owe would be written. The repairs were ultimately left off that paperwork. I acknowledge that I signed an “AS IS” agreement, but I did so after being specifically assured these already-identified problems would be repaired. Afterward, I was essentially told that the salespeople are “just salespeople” and that their promises don’t count if they aren’t in writing. That was incredibly frustrating considering I relied on the dealership’s salesperson while deciding whether to purchase the vehicle. The car went back for repairs multiple times and we were told the problems had been addressed, but the shaking continued. A Nissan dealership later inspected it and documented a BENT WHEEL as the source of the vibration at 70 mph, as well as a blown rear shock. I have attached that written inspection. This was particularly concerning because we had previously been assured that certain inspection/service items reflected on the Carfax had been completed before purchase. We were later told not everything had actually been completed. If the vehicle had received everything we were originally told it had, I have serious questions about why the bent wheel wasn’t discovered—especially when vibration was one of our original complaints. I also later discovered multiple reported accidents through another vehicle-history source that I was unaware of when purchasing the vehicle. General Manager Shane Jones did initially try to accommodate us by offering the full purchase price of the Nissan as a trade allowance, which I appreciated. However, when we attempted to negotiate the price of the replacement vehicle, rather than counteroffer or simply tell us they couldn’t meet our price, he handed us the Nissan keys and had us leave. That interaction is recorded. I was also told, in substance, that the Oklahoma motor vehicle authorities couldn’t make the dealership buy the vehicle back and that even if they sided with me, the dealership was done with the matter. I found that extremely discouraging while actively trying to resolve this through the appropriate channels. I tried repeatedly to resolve this privately before posting anything publicly. Unfortunately, I am now having to pursue legal remedies through counsel. I gave two stars instead of one because the dealership did provide us with a loaner for over a month while they were supposedly working on the Sentra, and I genuinely appreciated having transportation during that time. My biggest advice to anyone buying here: get every single promise in writing before you sign, and have the vehicle independently inspected. Based on my experience, I would not purchase another vehicle here. More
Marlo Rivera was awesome to work with! Would recommend him to everyone. It was a pleasure to would with everyone at Norman Hyundai! Looking forward to buying my next vehicle with them Would recommend him to everyone. It was a pleasure to would with everyone at Norman Hyundai! Looking forward to buying my next vehicle with them More
Terrible customer service and they lie about everything. They were trying to buy my car back from me to sell to another customer so they said they would garuntee me getting approved for a newer bigger vehi They were trying to buy my car back from me to sell to another customer so they said they would garuntee me getting approved for a newer bigger vehicle. Waited 4 hrs after a 12 hr shift just to be told no terrible business moto More


