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152 Reviews of Elle Anderson
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October 25, 2026
I asked about what additional services needed to be scheduled for my vehicle at 60k miles. I was asked if I wanted the complementary car wash after my service. When I was went out the door I was not gi scheduled for my vehicle at 60k miles. I was asked if I wanted the complementary car wash after my service. When I was went out the door I was not given any information about 60k services and only when I went back to ask about the car wash was I told it was suddenly out of service. More
by KLEONE10
October 21, 2026
Test drive and sale of vehicle were fine. Wouldn’t negotiate on price but it was fair to begin with. Manager comes over during talk and tells me they have been getting alot of calls about the Wouldn’t negotiate on price but it was fair to begin with. Manager comes over during talk and tells me they have been getting alot of calls about the vehicle to imply some sort of pressure. Wasnt really any pressure on financing or too bad on warranty stuff other than they do the common wrap everything into a monthly payment increase vs what is that warranty is actually going to cost you so you cant balance it clearly. Was a pre owned vehicle with rust proofing done and they still tried to sell it to me. My main issue really was after sale. Two weeks later we had some rain and the driver’s door filled with water. I called my salesman to see if they would fix it and he coyly asks what i want them to do about it. Said he would talk to his manager then never heard from him again. I went without a bumper to bumper but at the same time if you purchase a $50k vehicle making a $80 dollar repair to drain the door and clean out the weep holes and investigate a door seal is a small price to pay to maintain a customer relationship. More
by dj
October 20, 2026
Buying my first car I would have to make payments on and finding a good car made me nervous. But working with the group of people, Faith, Eric and Natalie, it was easy and the couple of little bumps in the finding a good car made me nervous. But working with the group of people, Faith, Eric and Natalie, it was easy and the couple of little bumps in the road I thought was going to be a big deal, they made it not a big deal and I had no missed work or anything life events! I love my new GMC and glad I found this place to help me! Thank you! More
by Cshelltrack
Other Employees Tagged: Eric, Faith, Natalie
October 10, 2026
If you’re interested in a Hyundai, but you care about honesty and being treated with respect, then stay clear of Walser Coon Rapids and head to Buerkle Hyundai in Vadnais Heights. When my husband took honesty and being treated with respect, then stay clear of Walser Coon Rapids and head to Buerkle Hyundai in Vadnais Heights. When my husband took our 2022 Tucson to Walser, they told him that the rear blinker was on the fritz because of water in our rear lamps, which they falsely claimed was “due to collision damage” and therefore “not covered under warranty.” They charged us $127 just to look at our bumper, then gave us an estimate for almost $4,000 to repair a problem that their own technician described as “already a known issue on these guys.” We told them that this vehicle had never been in a collision, but they ignored us and falsely wrote on our invoice that collision damage was the cause of the problem. When I asked if a tear in the plastic (caused by a tire blowout 2 years ago) was the same thing as damage to the bumper, she confirmed that it was not. Nevertheless, she insisted that the technician had found a crack in the bumper when they looked under the car. That was their second falsehood. She offered to put it on the lift again, and when they checked again, behold, they found no damage to the bumper. The service manager admitted that the tear in the plastic could not possibly have affected the water in the center taillight (which is at the bottom of the hatchback), but she told me that a tear in the plastic could have caused the condensation in the taillight, because it had broken a seal, allowing water to enter. Another untruth, as it turned out. I later crawled under the car to personally have a look. The distance between the edge of the plastic and the underside of the bumper is so large that I can comfortably fit my hand behind it; it’s completely open at the top and bottom. If this is what Hyundai considers a seal, it’s no wonder that they have a water condensation problem. The service manager said that she would contact Hyundai to see if they would cover the center light. She said it would take about 24 hours to get an answer. The next morning, she texted my husband to say that they submitted the request to Hyundai the day before, “and they are still deciding if they are going to participate in helping with the cost of rear lamp assembly. Hopefully they will have some kind of decision for me today.” That was their last communication. I even emailed her the day after her text, saying how upset I was over the way we had been treated and expressing hope that they would make it right. But after getting caught in so many falsehoods, it appears they thought it was just easier to drop all communications. That’s when I made an appointment at Buerkle Hyundai, and (oh my) what a difference was that experience. I explained the problem and the damage to the plastic behind the tire, and they immediately offered to submit a goodwill request to Hyundai to cover the charge. They said they might receive an answer in 10 minutes, but it might take as much as an hour. What? You mean it doesn't take over 24 hours to get an answer from the Hyundai headquarters? (For those keeping score at home; that was untruth #4 from Walser.) After Buerkle submitted the request, Hyundai approved the repair in less than an hour. Buerkle had the part in stock, and the whole experience, from driving in, to getting approval for covering the cost, to repairing the problem, took less than 3 hours. Walser Hyundai charged us $127, and their only service was to treat us disrespectfully and feed us a pack of untruths. (I’m not sure what the industry standard might be for charging customers for falsehoods, but $127 seems kinda pricey.) Then they handed us a $4,000 estimate to repair a problem that they knew could have been covered by Hyundai, if only they would take the trouble to submit the request. Buerkle Hyundai fixed the problem in under 3 hours, and they threw in a free car wash and snacks. The total bill for the visit? $0.00. Walser has lost two customers. More
by Lynn
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