Evan Blidner

1 Star – Avoid Evan Blinder and Tasca Hyundai Stamford/Stamford Hyundai at ALL Costs My experience with Evan Blinder at Tasca Hyundai Stamford/Stamford Hyundai was hands-down the most dishonest Stamford/Stamford Hyundai at ALL Costs My experience with Evan Blinder at Tasca Hyundai Stamford/Stamford Hyundai was hands-down the most dishonest and unethical dealership interaction I’ve ever had. About six months before my lease was due, Evan called me with what sounded like a great offer: turn in my lease early and they would waive my excess mileage, wear and tear, and all remaining fees, provided I purchased and traded in with them. Based on that promise, I moved forward. What followed was a classic bait-and-switch. Suddenly, the dealership claimed that I did have to pay all the fees after all—and Evan insisted that the finance department “called and explained it to me” and that I agreed. I absolutely did not. Had I been told the truth upfront, I never would have gone through with the trade. To their credit, they offered compensation for the remaining lease payments—but I kept paying those payments myself throughout the remainder of the lease term. Meanwhile, they completely failed to notify Hyundai Motor Finance that they had taken my car back four months early. That “oversight” cost me: Loyalty rebates I should have been eligible for Reimbursement for excess wear and tear And left Hyundai Finance believing I still had possession of a vehicle the dealership had already taken Not notifying Hyundai Finance about taking the car back early isn’t just sloppy—it’s highly questionable and, frankly, unethical. The entire experience left me feeling misled, taken advantage of, and stuck paying for their mistakes. The worst part is the complete lack of accountability. The cars themselves are great, but the sales practices and conduct at this dealership—especially from Evan Blinder and the finance team—are absolutely not. Save yourself the headache and stress. Find a different dealership with honest people who treat customers with transparency and integrity. More

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A terrible dealership to deal with I made a purchase there oct 1 2025 sales man Evan sales manager Yousif finance John Sullivan promises were made and as of now nov 19 they have not taken care of the i there oct 1 2025 sales man Evan sales manager Yousif finance John Sullivan promises were made and as of now nov 19 they have not taken care of the issue I called Evan no return calls called Yousif left messages with other sales managers that were going to personally give him the message and left phone messages no return calls the last time I spoke to Yousif he said the check was being processed it looks like he was lying that was on 10/23/2025 still no check or return calls from my messages but they were so nice while I was purchasing the suv all this is because they a extra fee was added to the total after we agreed on a final price I wouldn’t have known it if I didn’t go over the final paperwork Yousif said face to face with me that the check was in progress my advise there are a lot of other dealerships that would love to have your business Bill Byron More

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Poor business practices… I would avoid Stamford Hyundai. Even a shady used car dealer puts in more effort. The story: I initially reached out to Stamford Hyundai, because they had the exact used Infin Even a shady used car dealer puts in more effort. The story: I initially reached out to Stamford Hyundai, because they had the exact used Infiniti I was looking for. I spoke with a sales person Evan numerous times over a 4 day period. I explained that I lived pretty far (1.5 hours away), and I needed as much info as possible on the car. Evan told me the car was in great shape, and had no excessive wear. The day prior to making the trip; he put me in touch with Kevin (sales manager) to negotiate a warranty in the price of the car. Kevin upsold the car, and explained how “aggressively priced” the vehicle was (being a one owner with a clean history). Basically a typical sales manager routine, and said that was the best he could do. I left the conversation by telling Kevin that I would take the trip the following day to look at the car, and potentially purchase on the spot. Fast forward to the following day… I drove out to CT (took me over 2 hours with traffic). A sales person pulls the car around for me to look at. I was beyond SHOCKED when I looked at the car. - The car looked like it was used for off-roading. There was dirt/mud on the inside and outside (interior being the most dirty). - The front bumper clips were out of place - The engine valves had a tapping sound (definitely more the others that I had already looked at prior). - There was a noticeable gash on the lower portion of the rear bumper The car wasn’t detailed or clean at all. ZERO effort!! It was so nasty, I wouldn’t even get in the car (wish I had taken pictures). I couldn’t believe that a professional car dealership didn’t bother to detail the car prior to listing. THEY EVEN HAVE A CARWASH DIRECTLY NEXT DOOR! To make matters even worse, the salesperson lied about how long they had the car. He said that the car was “just brought in a week prior, and they didn’t have a chance to clean after the shop finished with it”. Meanwhile, a previous sales person said they had that car for over three weeks. I spent 5 minutes (at most) looking at the car, hopped in my truck, and left. I was so frustrated that I didn’t even ask to speak with Kevin So to put into perspective.. - I drove slightly over 3.5 hours round trip, and spent 5 minutes looking at the vehicle. - The condition of the car was misrepresented. I want reimbursement for my gas, tolls, and time. I’m filing a better business bureau complaint. I even called Kevin on my way home, and he didn’t bother to call me back. More

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