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Replying to: carolinabob (Nov 25, 2008 12:48 pm) |
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Replying to: bashogrebash (Nov 25, 2008 10:25 am) |
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Replying to: bashogrebash (Nov 25, 2008 10:25 am) With all due respect to you and the car salespeople that hang out on this board; the car buying process is anything but happy and fun. Exciting...well that depends. This is due to the adversarial process of buying a car. With the one dealer who took your deposit-they never had the car, they never knew if they could get the car, they took your money on THE HOPE of being able to find your car. Then they found out they couldn't. I have never bought a "high end" car, so I can't speak on that end. However, I will tell you what you listed above would have been no different have you been trying to purchased a Ford, GM car, Honda, Chrysler, Toyota, etc., etc., or Hyundai Sonata. Hyundai dealers and other listed above are not really interested in long term relationships. There is a 90% plus chance the sales person you buy a car from will not even be there the next time around. That's the way it is! Those are the tricks dealers play. |
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I purchased a brand new Hyundai Genesis from HUB Hyundai in the west Houston area last week. After only 4 days of "enjoying" my new vehicle, it developed a couple of problems being the most serious one a rambling noise when starting to move from a complete stop. It progressively got worse to the point where I had to stop driving it and have it towed back to the dealership. After 2 days of testing, the dealer's service advisor tells me that it was a problem with the parking brake that it's housed with the regular brakes and claims it is fixed now. First it is unacceptable that a car with less than 300 miles on it has already experienced such serious defect. To add insult to injury, the dealer kept my car for 2 days, unable to diagnose the problem, and put 80 miles on it "testing" it. That is just shear incompetence or fraud, by using my vehicle for other purposes without my knowledge or authorization. It is inconceivable that a $40,000 + new car may exhibit such low quality, and the dealership such poor judgment. What a far cry from the Lexus dealership where I used to take my previous vehicle (Lexus GS300). My advise to all of you thinking about buying a Genesis with the misconception you are getting a luxury car: stay as far away as possible and save some more to buy a real luxury car. Remember, you are paying more money for the whole package (REAL customer service) and in my opinion is well worth it. I'll never buy a Hyundai again! |
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Replying to: regretful2 (Nov 26, 2008 2:12 am) Crying about the dealership putting 80 miles on your car to test it and make sure it's been fixed...come on now. Would you rather them call you and say it's fixed without any testing? Yeah, I'm sure your hair would be on fire with that one! Personally, with something like that...I'd be upset if I found out a repair like that wasn't road tested. I bet you would have been more upset if they didn't put the 80 miles on it testing it, gave you the keys and as soon as you drove of...the problem popped up again...wouldn't you? |
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Replying to: regretful2 (Nov 26, 2008 2:12 am) Come on guys-no disrespect intended to you or Hyundai - but these are the same dealers who sell a $9,000.00 Hyundai Accent! I made an earlier post here about a friend of mine who had a Porsche and he was met by a guy in a lab coat who took notes on EVERYTHING he said when taking the car in for service. This same guy takes his wife's Jeep in for service - complains about a high pitched noise that happens at a certain speed at the Jeep service guys says to him "Are you kidding me?' He bought his wife a luxury car the next time around.....
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Replying to: chuck1 (Nov 26, 2008 11:48 am) That would be cool to take the Caravan I purchased at Lexus in for an oil change and be met with a guy in a lab coat. I'm sure I'd get a superior oil change there, because of the lab coat. Over the years I've actually received the best service on my cars at places that looked like... dumps. But they had some great mechanics working there. They didn't wear lab coats, though. |
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Replying to: chuck1 (Nov 26, 2008 11:48 am) Like I've said before, there are dealerships that get it and there are plenty that don't. Thankfully, I deal with one that gets it. |
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Our family has owned 7 Hyundai's. Quite a few. None of us have had even one defect within the first 90 days of ownership. I am surprised to hear of problems with a Genesis and an Azera but I suppose it can happen. I find it tends to happen much more in forum posts than it does in the real world. Whatever that means.
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Replying to: prosource1 (Nov 26, 2008 1:08 pm) |
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