best deals on Hyundai Accent service

best deals on Hyundai Accent service
best deals on Hyundai Accent service

Hyundai Motor Company, often abbreviated to Hyundai Motors and commonly known as Hyundai, is a South Korean multinational automotive manufacturer headquartered in Seoul, South Korea. Hyundai Motor Company was founded in 1967.

The Accent is Hyundai’s entry-level subcompact, competing with the Honda Fit, Toyota Yaris, Chevrolet Sonic, and Ford Fiesta. Like most Hyundai models, the Accent comes with an above-average passenger environment at a very competitive price. Typical of this segment, the four-door hatchback version is priced higher than the four-door sedan variant. The hatchback is 162.0-inches overall length, 10 inches shorter than the sedan, but both are on the same 101.2-inch wheelbase, a generous size for this segment. The Accent Sport hatchback adds sporty visual cues and better driving dynamics.

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Product Reviews:


My airbag warning light comes on all the time. 3 times I took it to Roseville, Hyundai, first they said the sensor was set to high. The second time they said a screw was loose. The third time they said a wire was loose; now the light goes off and on. I contacted Hyundai customer service. All they said was my car was no longer under warranty and that I needed to bring my car in for its regular service.

Debra of Roseville, CA
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I was a supportive Hyundai customer, owning a 2003 Tiburon GT and a recently purchased 2013 Veloster, until this disheartening event. My airbag light illuminated on my Tiburon, so I did a little research online and came to find that the 2003 Tiburon was recalled for this. The cause is actually the wiring within the seat belt mechanism. You can actually manipulate the light by wiggling the seat belt holder. So, I contacted Hyundai Customer Care America, spoke to a pleasant and professional attendant, and after her research, she told me that it was a recall item and it would be covered by Hyundai; and she said I should go to a dealer asap. It sounds perfect, but that was soon about to change. I went to the dealer, left the car, and was then contacted by the service department and was told that this was not covered. I told them the agent’s name, case number and campaign number, but this did not change the situation. They told me that the repair would be $293. I sent off an email shortly after to Hyundai consumer affairs and CEO of Hyundai America. I received a response back from consumer affairs with a negative result again. You would think that Hyundai's foremost concern would be the safety for their customers, seeing as this was a safety issue, with a possibility of the airbag deploying. When I wrote to them, I told them how disheartened I was, and in return, they told me, in closing, thank you for being a part of their Hyundai family. How patronizing is that!

Lisa of Pittsburgh, PA
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I bought a 2013 Sonata because I like Blue Link. Was told in 48 hours my Blue Link should work. Didn't work. Been back to the dealer five times. Nothing. Talked to Hyundai. Darryl told me that there's nothing they can do. Please stay away.

jeremy of Abington, MA
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I bought a used 2010 Hyundai Accent with 31,000 miles from a Columbus used car lot. I wanted to get the car "certified" so that I could reinstate the 100,000/10 year powertrain warranty. I called the Hyundai corporate headquarters in Arizona, and was told by a "long-time, highly experienced" customer service rep that all I had to do was take the car to any Hyundai dealership, pay a fee, and they would perform the 150-point inspection required to certify me car. I made it abundantly clear that the car was not bought from a Hyundai dealership. I called four different Hyundai dealerships in Columbus/Newark, Ohio and spoke with an unparalleled collection of rude and ignorant idiots, who all provided different interpretations of the Hyundai warranty, although all sold that brand for a living. Four hours later, I received a frantic call from a young man who identified himself as a "Hyundai Case Manager". Apparently he had reviewed the voice tape of my conversation with the corporate customer service rep, and was calling to tell me that the rep did not understand the pre-certification procedure, and that Hyundai could not and would not certify my vehicle. Next I called the Hyundai dealership in Heath, OH about repairing a plastic bumper cover that had already cracked in the bitter cold we have been experiencing (in my garage). I was told very rudely that the Hyundai "Bumper-to-Bumper" warranty does not include bumpers!! I have had the car three weeks, and this is my experience with Hyundai. By the way, this is a car that was rated at 40 miles/gallon highway in 2010 which, after testing, was shown to get 32 mpg at best. NEVER DEAL WITH HYUNDAI.

Glenn of Granville, OH
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Upset that I to give even just 1 star... Horrific experience. Tires are always deflating... (rim issues even when new one were purchased.) Car stopped on a high way (engine recall) and then was without my car for 3 months. No same thing. They lie in the service department. They won't fix my 2 open recalls. My case manager hung up on me and told me that the dealership probably won't help me because they don't want to be bothered with me either. My car currently cost 4300.00 to fix an electrical issue causing the car to no start. I still owe about 6k and have no intentions on keeping the car because I have to fix something every other week. I can't make this up. I can't wait until I get out of this situation. It is not a safe car as my car has stop out of nowhere with no warning 2 times. It's a joke. Do not buy from this brand. Please, I beg you for yourself. Any advice please???

morgan of Rosedale, NY
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In October 2013, I purchased a 2013 Hyundai Elantra. Unfortunately, I trusted my local dealer because I've had a good relationship with them for four years. That's no longer a true statement. While shopping, and let me say it was a 6-hour ordeal trying to purchase the car on day 1, I mentioned numerous times that I drive 200 miles round trip to work. I finally picked a car and had to wait hours to get into the finance office to firm it up. While waiting, I noticed that the sticker on the window said the car comes with an emergency tire puncture repair kit in lieu of spare. I stopped the deal and told the salesman I must have a spare tire and jack. Period. He assured me that they'd get me one, but told me it really wasn't necessary because the car comes with 5 years of roadside assistance. I asked him if we shouldn't amend the paper they had asked me to sign saying they didn't owe me anything. He assured me it wasn't necessary. When it was my turn in the finance office, I mentioned to that man that we had just discussed the fact that I must have a spare tire and he assured me that the salesman would "take care of me." I signed up, trusting when I shouldn't have trusted. Let me state here that I told the salesman over and over again that I did not want this car unless there was a spare. Well, turns out they did not have the certificate of origination, so I had to wait several days. Because I changed my mind about using my old car as a trade in, I went back and re-did all the paperwork. Then they "delivered" the car to me - not with a full tank of gas, as promised by the salesman and the Hyundai car sticker. I asked where was the spare and the salesman had the gall to say, "What spare?" When I reminded him of our numerous conversations, he stated, "I didn't tell you that. I didn't promise you a spare." That ensued in an argument, and it didn't end well. In fact, I was instantly sorry I had bought the car. My mistake. I should have immediately refused delivery and demanded to see the manager. We told the salesman to order me a tire, and he said it would cost over $300. Well, why didn't they offer to add one on for $300 when I was paying for the car? Again, he said to me, "If you get a flat, just sit in the car, lock the doors, and call the 800 number for Roadside Assistance." More lies.I spoke with the manager the next day and he said they would split the cost with me 50/50. I told him I was furious about the lies I had been told, but 50/50 was the best he could do. Since I was willing to pay $300 the day prior, I told them fine. 50/50 was cheaper than I could buy it myself. Wrong again. When I got home, I started reading the owner's manual and on page 10, in fine print, it said that roadside assistance is good for 5 years for everything EXCEPT flat tires when the person was provided with an emergency puncture kit.I had just cancelled my personal roadside assistance plan! How in the heck does Hyundai think a puncture kit is going to help if I have a flat 100 miles from home, or late at night when no garage is open? This is a safety hazard. Even worse, they are using unfair consumer trade practices. The big signs on the dealership wall saying 5 YEAR ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE sure don't have an asterisk and fine print below telling you what it doesn't cover. The salesman never once said they could not offer me a spare and jack as an option. In fact, he blatantly lied and said roadside assistance would cover me if I had a flat.Now let me tell you something Hyundai should understand. I would prefer to have NO ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE and a spare tire than this pack of lies! They obviously didn't do any focus groups before they implemented this stupid marketing measure. They have lost me as a customer forever, and I believe a class action lawsuit is in order. As for the local dealer, they have lost my business. They sell Hyundais exclusively, so they better start praying for their business. They are going to learn that being disingenuous to customers in a small town will put them out of business more quickly than anything else. As for me, Hyundai sucks as a company. I'd give anything to go back in time just a few days. I'd rather give my purchasing dollars to a company with ethics.

Chris of Chambersburg, PA
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If i could give this place negative stars I would. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE.. This place is the effing worst. I get a notice of a recall on my car so I make an appointment to bring my car stating that this is for a recall ... The lady takes my info ... vin number and all tells me exactly what I need done... I have to take the day off of work to get the service done only to find out that day they don't even have the part available. You would think someone would of called me beforehand . I had reschedule. .. I take it back on my scheduled date only to be told "Oh this is an all day thing you'll have to bring it back another day". I informed the guy as calm as I could that this is the second time I'm here for this same issue I was scheduled to come in why wouldn't they again tell me this over the phone. He asks me "can you leave it over night". I told him I was prepared to leave and have a ride home waiting... As long as I can get it back before Monday I'll be good. He said "yeah it'll be ready tomorrow. I'll call you". Never got a call back. That was Saturday. Today is Sunday I'm calling like crazy to get a status on my car only to find out they are closed today. So unprofessional. I will never deal with this place again. I'm finding out info on how to complain to corporate.

rich of East Meadow, NY
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Issues with the 2015 Sonata and no help from Bluelink or Hyundai - I have a car with 5492 miles and the check engine light comes on. I go to service, they want to take my car for God knows how long. They don't have the part. So I refuse to leave it. I explain to them that driving with a bad VCM is going to cause more problems. They are indifferent. They refuse to reimburse me if I do it. They refuse to help me locate the part. I tell them that it is a safety issue for others around me as well as myself. Again indifference. Snotty attitudes and no solutions other than "we will get back to you in three business days" which is actually five days. The car is sputtering, dumping fuel and to them it is no big deal. First and last car I will ever buy from them. Oh and my friends 2015 Sonata also had to go to the shop at 2500 miles for a shut valve and when it was repaired was worse than before and the dealership damaged his rear bumper and spoiler and then he had to lose the car for another three days. I can go on and on about how horrible this vehicle is. Do not let the looks fool you, while it may be redesigned and the price tag has gone up it is still a lousy company. And what good is the warranty if they do not stand behind it?

Edward of Brooklyn, NY
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We purchased a 2014 Hyundai I40 from the main dealership in Stratford-upon-Avon. We were contacted to notify is the vehicle of been through the workshop and was ready for collection. Within an hour I realised the clutch was faulty as it had to be pushed to the floor before you could select a gear. I returned it to the garage within an hour. The head of sales said "yes, there is a fault on the clutches." We can do a temporary fix until Hyundai release the relevant parts to rectify the fault. What beats me why sell a car, knowing it has a defective clutch. I know I can return the car and get my money back but I have been assured by Hyundai UK. The clutch will be rectified by the middle of June. According to the dealership, there are hundreds of I40s out there with defective clutches. So if you have a problem take it back and demanded it is fixed.

Robert of Alcester, Other
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Bought a new Hyundai Elantra in 2002 and the transmission went out at only 80,000 miles. To fix transmission ranges from $1000 to $2500. That is more than the Blue Book value of the car! Hyundais are JUNK! Get a TOYOTA or a HONDA instead.

Kristina of West Covina, CA
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