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As always Tyler Busell and the Hyundai team provided an - jkaufman20

As always Tyler Busell and the Hyundai team provided an outstanding service experience for my Tucson Hybrid. I always wait at the dealership and everything was taken care of in a timely fashion even on a very busy Monday morning. The service people friendly and very helpful, the environment clean, pleasant, and comfortable. Thank you! I bought the car elsewhere but will only use Earnhardt Hyundai North Scottsdale for service because it's always been excellent with the first Hyundai that we purchased at your dealership. Also any time I have called Tyler Busell about my car, he has been courteous, patient, and extremely helpful.

The service at Auto Nation Hyundai in Tempe is - maryjoem

The service at Auto Nation Hyundai in Tempe is exceptional! They’re prompt, efficient and courteous. Went in for an oil change and they checked the fluids and rotated the tires , all in the time that they said.

Came in an hour before closing and knew the exact car I - Scottie

Came in an hour before closing and knew the exact car I wanted. Shadeed took his time, showed me everything I needed to know a out my vehicle: good, bad and all. Was not rushing me at all and was very patient. The entire team made my experience seemless and ensured I had all the resources I needed. Afterwards I received followup from Shadeed and their Finance rep Ruben. I was able to reach out to both of them, and did, to ask followup questions on the vehicle quirks. Great experience for my first car purchase.

Only 6000 miles on my vehicle. - Pap

Only 6000 miles on my vehicle. Check engine light came on. Service manager Kenny told me i would have to leave it 3 days and rent a car. He would decide if it was warranted. Ended up having to call corporate to get it seen and a loaner. The mechanic reset the light and said it was good. Charged me 90.00 for an oil change i didn't need. Less than 10 miles light came back on. Took it back and they had it almost 2 weeks. Technician broke my new part and several other parts . I was told by a friend they didn't know i knew that works there that he did it on purpose because he was mad i brought it back. Then they wanted to buy it back before it was fixed. Probably going to put it back together and sell it to someone else without fixing it. Thats my guess. Finally got it back and so far no problems. I will find another Hyundai dealer if something happens again. Always call corporate if they give you a hassle.

I normally don’t post reviews, but I feel like others - DR

I normally don’t post reviews, but I feel like others should know about my experience at Horne Hyundai Apache Junction with my 2016 Tucson. Back in May, I brought my car in for a P0299 Turbo Underboost code. The dealer diagnosed it as a bad turbo and quoted me $3,300. I saved up and returned in July to get the turbo replaced. Here’s the problem: immediately after the repair, the same exact code came back. Only then did they decide to check the catalytic converter, which they found was clogged. That was another $3,200 estimate (or $1,300 for an aftermarket option). From what I’ve since learned, Hyundai service procedures and basic industry best practices require checking the catalytic converter when diagnosing a P0299. A simple backpressure test, O₂ sensor analysis, or visual inspection should have been done before recommending a $3,300 repair. None of that was done. So now, I’m out $3,300 for a turbo replacement that did not fix my car, and I’m left with the same drivability issue unless I spend thousands more. Needless to say, I’m very disappointed in how this was handled. A proper diagnosis would have saved me thousands of dollars and a lot of stress.

New Purchase review and my experince with Sales and - njstevens201

New Purchase review and my experince with Sales and Fiannce departments. Now to start I am located in NJ while my son is in AZ attending ASU, so this was not a typical walk in showroom experience. I found the car and then told my son to go to dealership and engage with sales team. Once he had a sales associate (Julio) he proceeded then to speaker phone me into conversation with Julio. I immediately informed Julio that I was not here to haggle back and forth and spend the day with dealership as my son needed to be at work in afternoon and drive can take an hour at that time of the day. Julio took my son for quick test drive of the new Elantra. Upon returning they called me back and I asked Julio what the price was and details of the prciing. He explaned each item thoroughly from the add on perspective. When I declined spcific add'l add ons he politely moved on and no addt'l pressure to try and get me to buy. I told him the number I needed and he was able to achieve that , therfore 1 round of negotiating. We then began paperwork which there was a small IT issue. Blake (finance) was able to take my deposit from NJ via my bank debit card to avoid wire fees or credit card fees. All in all I think my son was in and out in 2.5 hours total. From this experience I would say it went very well and they handled the remote processing well. I would recommend!

Finance manager and finance director VIOLATED UDAAP - steezbr

Finance manager and finance director VIOLATED UDAAP (Unfair, Deceptive, or Abusive Acts or Practices), which includes an additional element of "abusive" practices. They said VTR (car theft) is mandatory and obligated on all cars and would not remove from contract. We believed them and signed. After reviewing singed paper for the VTR we noticed they added VRG an additional theft protection! Both VTR & VRGs contract paper stated in bold lettering: "its NOT a requirement for the purchase or financing of a covered vehicle". At minimum the finance director agreed to the violation of UDAAP by confirming that his finance manager added extra charges to original agreement and refunded part of it. We feel scammed and defrauded! Not okay!