Rick Case Hyundai Davie
Davie, FL
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**EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTING EXPERIENCE AT RICK CASE HYUNDAI OF PLANTATION – MISLEADING OFFERS AND UNACCEPTABLE SALES PRACTICES** I am extremely disappointed with my experience at Rick Case Hyundai of Planta OF PLANTATION – MISLEADING OFFERS AND UNACCEPTABLE SALES PRACTICES** I am extremely disappointed with my experience at Rick Case Hyundai of Plantation. Honestly, this was one of the most frustrating and unprofessional dealership experiences I have ever had. Let me explain exactly what happened. I received a promotional letter from the dealership advertising a **$3,000 HMF Special Lease Credit, valid through October 31, 2026**, for the 2026 Hyundai Tucson. Before visiting, I actually called the dealership to confirm the offer. I believe the person I spoke with was named Michael. I specifically asked him about the $3,000 Hyundai lease credit mentioned in the letter because I wanted to make sure it would actually be applied to my lease. He confirmed that YES, the $3,000 credit would be applied on top of the approximately $4,000 down payment he quoted me. I specifically asked him whether that meant I would only need to put approximately $1,000 down after the credit was applied. He confirmed that understanding and quoted me **$169 per month**. Naturally, I trusted what I was being told and made the effort to visit the dealership based on those numbers. What happened when I arrived was completely different. The salesperson initially presented me with an offer of approximately $4,000 down and over $300 per month. I explained that this was not what I had discussed over the phone and reminded them about the $3,000 Hyundai lease credit. The salesperson went back and forth to speak with his manager approximately three or four times. Every time he returned, there seemed to be another explanation and different numbers. Eventually, after waiting approximately two to three hours, I was presented with a final amount of **$5,091 upfront**, with monthly payments nowhere near the $169 I had been promised. Excuse me? How does a confirmed offer of approximately $1,000 out of pocket and $169 per month suddenly turn into $5,091 upfront and a completely different monthly payment? This is absolutely unacceptable. I understand that leases have taxes, fees, credit qualifications, and other conditions. But those things should be explained honestly and transparently BEFORE customers waste hours of their time at a dealership. The most disturbing part is that I specifically called beforehand, asked about the $3,000 credit in the official Hyundai letter, and received confirmation that it would be applied. I did not just assume anything. I asked direct questions and received direct answers. **This felt like a classic bait-and-switch experience: tell customers what they want to hear over the phone to get them into the dealership, then completely change the numbers once they arrive.** And unfortunately, this is not the first time I have experienced something similar at a Hyundai dealership. I had another extremely disappointing experience at a different location, involving misleading quotes and completely different numbers when I arrived. At this point, I seriously question how these dealerships are representing Hyundai's advertised promotions. Rick Case Hyundai and Hyundai Motor America need to take responsibility and investigate these practices. Customers deserve honest pricing, accurate information, and respect for their time. We should not have to spend two or three hours at a dealership only to discover that the offer used to attract us has practically disappeared. I left without making a deal, and I certainly will not be doing business with this dealership under these circumstances. **My advice to anyone considering Rick Case Hyundai of Plantation: BE VERY CAREFUL. Do not rely on verbal promises. Get every single number, incentive, down payment, and monthly payment in writing before visiting.** This was extremely disappointing, unprofessional, and, in my opinion, a complete rip-off. **Hyundai needs to investigate how its promotional offers are being presented to customers. More
Very disappointing first experience — questionable service recommendations Today was our first time servicing our 2023 Hyundai Venue at this dealership. The vehicle has only 23,300 miles, and my wi service recommendations Today was our first time servicing our 2023 Hyundai Venue at this dealership. The vehicle has only 23,300 miles, and my wife brought it in for a routine oil change. What happened was extremely disappointing. The service advisor presented my wife with almost $800 in additional recommended services, including: * Brake fluid replacement/flushing * Engine coolant replacement * A/C evaporator case service * Four-wheel alignment Fortunately, my wife did not authorize these additional services. I have the computer-printed document listing the recommended services and the service advisor’s name, so this is not simply a misunderstanding or a verbal recollection. For a vehicle with only 23,300 miles, these recommendations seem excessive and raise serious questions about whether they were actually necessary at this mileage and whether the recommendations were based on the vehicle’s maintenance requirements or an attempt to sell additional services. What makes this especially frustrating is that my wife was the one who brought the vehicle in. I sincerely hope these recommendations were not influenced by the assumption that she might be less likely to question unnecessary maintenance. Regardless of the reason, presenting nearly $800 in additional work during a basic oil-change visit is unacceptable without clearly explaining why each service is necessary according to Hyundai’s maintenance schedule. This is not the way to build trust with a new customer. We came to the dealership expecting honest, manufacturer-based service recommendations, and instead left feeling like we had to question everything we were being told. I strongly recommend that customers get a second opinion and check the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule before authorizing expensive “recommended” services. Very disappointing experience, especially for our first visit. More
Marlon and El Moro are the best, always a quick and easy process. Shout out Roberto, best Finance manager I’ve ever dealt with, and Ray Santos is the man process. Shout out Roberto, best Finance manager I’ve ever dealt with, and Ray Santos is the man More
Since 2019, my husband and I have become customers in Rick Case Hyundai, Davie. Ever since, Marlon Noguera has been our car dealer . He is amazingly knowledgeable, professional, and passionate. He is alw Rick Case Hyundai, Davie. Ever since, Marlon Noguera has been our car dealer . He is amazingly knowledgeable, professional, and passionate. He is always willing to work with us to get the best deal according to our needs and interests. Marlon is a great asset to the Rick Case Hyundai! Kudos for his hard work and commitment! More
Since 2023 I am having problems with this car, 2024 went in with sunroof opening by itself and everything going off on the dashboard and having that problem every since did not fix the problem they waited u in with sunroof opening by itself and everything going off on the dashboard and having that problem every since did not fix the problem they waited until the problem is out of fixing of the warranty and wanted to send it over to my extended warranty wish they will not cover it and wants my insurance company to fix it when they know what was going on with the car. More
The Service Dept. is terrible. Making an appointment means nothing. The management doesn't care about their customers. Plus, they will change your appointment time wit is terrible. Making an appointment means nothing. The management doesn't care about their customers. Plus, they will change your appointment time without telling you. They are unethical and deceitful. More
When I bought my Santa Fe Sport in 2017, I was told of all kind of warranties I could buy extra, that I all declined then, and the end the sales man said, well you have anyway the 100,000 miles or 10 year all kind of warranties I could buy extra, that I all declined then, and the end the sales man said, well you have anyway the 100,000 miles or 10 year Power Train warranty. I took it as one of those things you probably never will get if you need it. Now 8 years and exactly 60,000 miles further, I got a serious problem with the engine and one of my mechanic friends told me that I probably would need a new engine. I went to the dealer Rick Case and was told to leave the car so they could check it out, in the afternoon I got a text from the service advisor Aaron Clark, confirming that indeed I needed a new engine, of course I was worried about the costs. After confirming that I was the original first owner he said that he would apply for the Power Train warranty. To make a long story short, I am driving my eight year old Santa Fe with a new engine, like new, drove a courtesy rental car during the time my car was in the workshop and was being held up to date by Aaron Clark during the time my car was in the work shop. Received my car all cleaned and shiny, excellent job Rick Case! More
I am posting this review to document an experience that reflects a serious lack of professionalism and integrity at Rick Case Hyundai (Davie). On the day prior to purchase, I was explicitly and unequivo reflects a serious lack of professionalism and integrity at Rick Case Hyundai (Davie). On the day prior to purchase, I was explicitly and unequivocally assured that a specific vehicle was 100% promised and held for me for completion of the transaction the following day: 2026 Hyundai Palisade Calligraphy This was not casual conversation or speculation. This commitment was communicated clearly by dealership management, including Cristian Perez and Rino Rodriguez, leaving no ambiguity that the vehicle was secured and reserved for me. Relying on these assurances, I returned the next day fully prepared to complete the purchase. At that point, I was informed that the vehicle had been sold to another customer. This is not a minor inconvenience — it is a fundamental breach of trust. Promising a specific vehicle and selling it the following day demonstrates unethical sales practices and a complete disregard for a customer’s time, intent, and good faith. What made the situation worse was the absence of accountability afterward. Instead of ownership or a meaningful attempt to correct the error, the response shifted toward deflection, as if the prior assurances had never been made. For a dealership operating under a major automotive brand, this behavior is unacceptable. It undermines consumer confidence and reflects poorly not only on this location, but on the Hyundai brand as a whole. I strongly advise prospective buyers to get every promise in writing and to exercise extreme caution when relying on verbal commitments from this dealership’s management. Trust is the foundation of any transaction. Here, it was broken decisively. More



