Hyundai Genesis service and repairs

Hyundai Genesis service and repairs
Hyundai Genesis service and repairs

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 2016 Hyundai Genesis is a luxury sedan that comes with a range of features and options designed to provide comfort, convenience, and advanced technology. Some of the notable features found in the 2016 Hyundai Genesis include:

Powerful Engine Options: The 2016 Genesis offers a choice of engines, including a 3.8-liter V6 engine producing around 311 horsepower or a more powerful 5.0-liter V8 engine with approximately 420 horsepower.

Luxurious Interior: The interior of the Genesis is designed to provide a high level of comfort and luxury. It features premium materials, soft-touch surfaces, and well-crafted details.

Advanced Infotainment System: The Genesis comes with an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system that includes features like navigation, Bluetooth connectivity, voice recognition, and smartphone integration (Android Auto and Apple CarPlay).

Lexicon Audio System: An available Lexicon premium sound system offers exceptional audio quality with multiple speakers strategically placed throughout the cabin.

Driver Assistance Features: The 2016 Genesis offers a suite of advanced safety features that include adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, and automatic emergency braking.

Smart Cruise Control with Stop/Start: This system uses radar sensors to maintain a safe following distance from the vehicle ahead. It can also bring the car to a complete stop and resume driving in heavy traffic.

Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB): The AEB system can detect potential collisions and automatically apply the brakes if the driver fails to respond in time.

Lane Departure Warning (LDW) and Lane Keep Assist (LKA): These features help prevent unintentional lane drifting by alerting the driver and gently steering the vehicle back into the lane if necessary.

Panoramic Sunroof: A large panoramic sunroof adds an open and airy feeling to the cabin.

Heated and Ventilated Front Seats: The front seats can be both heated and ventilated, providing comfort in various weather conditions.

Full LED Headlights and Taillights: The 2016 Genesis features LED lighting technology for improved visibility and a modern appearance.

Smart Trunk: The hands-free smart trunk opens automatically when the key fob is detected in close proximity for a few seconds.

Integrated Memory System: The driver's seat, exterior mirrors, and steering wheel can be set to preferred positions and adjusted automatically based on the driver's settings.

Power Rear Sunshade: The rear sunshade can be operated with the touch of a button, providing shade and privacy to rear passengers.

Haptic Feedback Steering Wheel: The steering wheel is equipped with haptic feedback technology that alerts the driver to potential dangers, such as lane departure or collision warnings, through subtle vibrations in the wheel.

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This is not exactly what happened, but more like a what is about the Hyundai Elantra. I have just found this website when I decided to do some searching for Hyundai information, especially the Hyundai Elantra's so-called automatic transmission. You see, in July 2010, I was desperately in need of some good transportation for myself and my family, and I decided to take a look at Hyundai. I am embarrassed to say that I bought two Elantras at the same time. I'm even more embarrassed to admit that I traded a really nice Impala for them. OK, time to cut through the chase about the Elantra automatic. I have a very strong belief that Hyundai is under geared or lacks adequate gearing for the motor's power band. Admittedly, I'm no expert and unable to spew out technical jargon on the subject. But shortly after becoming an owner of my two Hyundais, I noticed that there was something very substandard about how these things shifted and accelerated. I've begun reading other people's reviews and I believe some of them are describing the very same condition, but maybe a little less technically aware of the actual problem. It's true that the vehicle will upshift during acceleration, putting the motor into a lugging state, if that is possible for a gasoline motor as it is for a diesel motor. Just to reiterate, I'm not an expert on the subject but actually would love to hear someone's expert opinion on the matter. Anyhow, these people are right such as Della of Omaha, NE - i.e. during normal acceleration. The vehicle shifts, then has very little power and begins to chug and vibrate so you have to punch the accelerator to go back down into the gear you just upshifted from. The condition is somewhat circumvented the more rapidly you accelerate, but soon you may find the RPMs back in that inadequate power range. I don't think this poses a problem for salespeople during a test drive because they know most people are going to punch the accelerator to see how it accelerates, meanwhile not noticing this annoying flaw. Now there is something in the driver's manual about manually downshifting for some situations and I think this can help some, but I think there is a tendency to forget to shift back into high gear. So to me, that makes it questionable about whether or not the vehicle is really automatic shifting, even though it is technically an automatic transmission. I've heard people saying they went to the dealer experiencing this condition. I'm not surprised they're not acknowledging a problem with the vehicle. After all, they knew about it when they sold it to you. Without quoting right from the warranty, I'm pretty sure it says something about vehicle performance that is characteristic to all the vehicles deems it to be normal. I would guess it's a car company's right to sell you a crappy car, and the dealers too. It just proves people will do anything for a buck, even to whip out their Motor Trend magazine where it was their car of the year. So how did that happen, are they a creditable magazine? I just think they knew they were building a crappy car and they got people going around saying it's great.

Victor of Mertztown, PA
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2013 Tucson GLS 2.4L • Automatic transmission *Hyundai believes 108,000 miles is normal for a motor to seize. That is what Reggie a representative at Hyundai told me. 3/14/2019. In February of 2018 I purchased my 2013 Tucson. My sister was on the highway, driving highway speed, when suddenly the vehicle just lost power completely. She was able to roll to the shoulder safely, but only because it was a light traffic time of the day. Any other time, it would've been trouble. She called me right away. I told her not to start it till we got there, when we got there (Tow Truck already en route) there was absolutely no life whatsoever in the engine. The electronics were barely working, but the engine was not responsive.I had the vehicle towed to a shop, to which they told me the following day that the engine was seized, they explained that the oil pump had stopped working. They even took pictures and sent them to me of the piston and the lower motor blown out. How could this be since it only has 108,000 Miles, and I kept up with the scheduled oil and filter changes! Hyundai says this is not unusual!The 'warranty' is only honored if you're the original owner, and I was not. I would never buy or deal with a Hyundai ever again as long as I'm alive, and this inconvenience has cost me time, travel inconveniences, stress, and of course...money, not only do I STILL OWE OVER $8,000.00 ON IT, I can not get to work till it's fixed. The Hyundai Santa Fe, Kia Sportage, and Kia Sorento have been reported as having these same issues, but the Tucson absolutely needs to be included, because they're using the same engine (components) in this model year.

Susan of Torrington, CT
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My husband and I bought a 2015 Hyundai sonata and back in June, I locked my keys in the car and called their roadside assistance and a man came out to get into the car. Well he did alright, causing over $1600.00 and I got a big run around concerning it. He also damaged my sister's 2015 Hyundai sonata as well causing over $1200.00. When she contacted Hyundai about it, they told her to contact the private company's insurance about it. She did and was told "too bad." At the time of service, no one knew the guy seemed to be intoxicated, informing my sister and myself they called him away from a poker game. Well, they sent me a check for a little over $1300.00. As to date, my sister never received a dime. As for Hatfield Hyundai or any other Hyundai for that matter, we are done. This was not our first Hyundai (brand new) but our 3rd on and I might add the night we walked in and bought this new we also sold two more for them that night. My sister and her daughter bought one too. I will not because I'm still having issues when I apply the brake or just to accelerate. I feel a weird shimmy and took it back in, they say that's normal. Well if it is, how come I never felt that on the other brand new ones we bought? I took the Sonata for a seat belt recall last Friday and had the worst service ever. Now receiving e-mail from service manager because he covered a tub of paint on bumper and hood, and the side step panel is coming loose. So he emails me concerning my ratings on a survey, telling me how bad my ratings hurt him. Really? Now he says he's paying for both services when the car is still under warranty. That piece has been loose for a long time and I was busy trying to some results on the damages done to my sister's and mine cars. Buyers Beware. If you want a new Hyundai go to DESSIS, they at least care about your needs.

Matthew and Jeanie of Columbus, OH
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We bought a 2011 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid. I only get 34 MPG on the HWY. The mileage reimbursement is nothing short of insulting. I was blatantly lied to by my salesman when I purchased my car. I was very much bothered that the hybrid does not have a spare tire, so much that I considered walking away! But my salesman said, "If you get a flat, we will bring you a tire and YOU GET FREE TIRES FOR FIVE YEARS." I replied, "Is there a mileage limit on getting the new tires?" Salesman: "No mileage restrictions, free tires for five years." ABSOLUTE LIE!! I called the service department recently and the woman practically laughed at me! And last, I called the previous Mercedes Benz dealership that I bought a car from in 2002 (WHERE TRUE CUSTOMER SERVICE LIVES). Turns out the 100,000/10-yr warranty that we paid $1,995 for, can't be transferred which dramatically reduces the resale value!! Not only did the company lie about the MPG but the dealership lied as well!! I will never buy another one!

melanie of Slidell, LA
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I have a 2017 Hyundai Tucson that I purchased brand new, had about 15 miles on it when I drove it off the lot. It was "ok" for the first almost 4 years I had it. This year in March my car got towed into Hyundai on Industrial Hwy, East York PA because it wouldn't DRIVE with my children in the car. My oil light was on, my fiancé is very, very good at keeping up with oil changes and checking this POS car. For the last year it had been leaking oil. It was never a lot but no car should ever leak oil. So Hyundai calls and tells me that my 4 year old car needs a new engine and that I have to prove where I got my oil changes because it was under warranty still (THANK GOD). So we did all of that and got a new engine in and didn't get my car back until July 2021. Ok so it's now November 11, 2021 (FOUR months later) and my car is leaking oil not a little but a lot of oil and it's not driving right. SO PLEASE PLEASE save yourself the ** and never ever ever buy a Hyundai. These cars should be taken off the market!!!!

Gabrielle of Dallastown, PA
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Hi, I bought a used 2005 Elantra with 28 thousand miles on it in 2008. About a year later (approx. 38K mileage), the airbag light came on when a passenger was in the front seat. The dealer said it was a recall item and gave me a rental while the seat was sent off to Ca for repairs. Within a year, the airbag light was coming on again intermittently when a passenger was sitting in the front seat (mid 40K mileage). The dealer said their was nothing they could do about it without seeing the light on. So every now & then when the light was on I was sidetracked to the dealership, but the light would go out before reaching them. Finally, last year the light stayed on long enough for the dealer to see it on. That's when I was told the light did not need to be on to report the problem, but now the warranty had expired and I would have to pay for the repair! I reminded them about telling me the light had to be on and they played dumb like they never said it. Well, after a complaint to the manager they agreed to fix it for free as a goodwill gesture. Here we are about a year later (57K miles) and the airbag light stays on most of the time now.I called Hyundai USA to see what should be done as I have lost faith in the dealership. I am afraid they will simply unplug the airbag and I would never know! Hyundai USA in Ca. said I need to take it to the dealer and pay for a car inspection before they could look into the case. What can I do about this safety issue? Do I have a legitimate case for legal action against Hyundai USA or the dealership? PS: all I want is to know that the front passenger airbag will work in the event of an accident.

Tammy of Vinton, VA
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We love the appearance of our Hyundai Sonata. However, it is covered under an oil consumption recall which the dealer will not fix. Hyundai's complaint department is no help other than recommending us going to another dealer. The next dealer is further away from us. We already drive too far to the current dealer for them to do the oil consumption test. Said oil consumption test involves the dealer changing the oil early due to the oil consumption. They have guidelines that say the car must use 1 quart of oil by 1,000 miles. Our car makes it barely past 1,000 miles and then hits 2 quarts low before the oil change is due.We have been advised not to add oil or get oil changed anywhere other than the dealership. That's what we are doing. They seem to overfill the oil each time which gets us barely past that 1,000 mile guideline. We can't trust this car for trips. We can't keep driving back and forth to the dealership for them to do nothing. We will not buy another Hyundai and we will continue to warn others of our troubles.

Jessica of Abingdon, VA
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Who sells a $45,000 vehicle in Canada where you cannot lift the passenger wiper to clean snow or ice much yet prevent wiper damage in icy weather? I was told that in order to lift the wipers you have to turn on the wipers and turn them off when they are halfway up. Now not sure if you have tried to do that in an ice storm but it is not possible to move the wipers.

Trevor of New Lowell, ON
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Having recently moved to New York State, I am required to submit a copy of the title of my vehicle in order to transfer the registration. Sounds simple? Call Hyundai, put in the formal request and receive a copy of the title. Life should be so easy. This process started just before Thanksgiving. Here I am now on the verge of having my car impounded as the 30 day registration requirement for the state is fast approaching. Hyundai on the other hand, can't seem to get me my document after several hours of phone calls, numerous calls, trips to the registry and time out of work.The finance representatives are rude, talk over me and have lied on a number of occasions. So what am I to do? If they don't send the document, I can't register. If I don't register, I lose my car, get fined or have issues with the law. I have never, ever, in my 52 years been so frustrated, disgusted and downright angry as to how they have treated me, their lack of concern and inability to get me a document, that in today's digital world, should only take minutes, not weeks and going on months.The representatives of this company who have deliberately lied to me, put me off and disrespect me are definitely in the wrong line of work. Customer service? OMG... they don't know what the words even mean. I need help before my car is towed away and I lose my job. Why? Because I followed Hyundai's process and protocol. Because I had faith in their people... because I try to do the right thing. I guess a person's word no long means a thing.

daniel of Brunswick, NY
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There is an existing problem for about 2 3 months and it's not getting better. There is a burnt smell when the heat is on, dewy film on front windshield. I can clean the windows and it's back in a few days. I constantly need to drive with the windows down for fresh air and unable to have passengers due to health and safety concerns. The problem seems to be coming from the vents on the dashboard (right below the windshield) regardless of whether the heat is on or off.I tested my theory by covering the vents for 2 days while driving and the symptoms below decreased. So the vapors that are causing the problems are coming through those dash vents which make sense considering the above problems. I turned on the defroster on 5/8/13 after the car sat all night and smelled antifreeze for about 2 minutes from the dash vents. Also I did some internet research and found some common themes with the 2012 Sonata GLS: PVC collapsing and causing fumes; vapors to back up inside the cabin; antifreeze vapors coming through the dash vents. The vapors/leaks were not detected through the pressure test, they were found through a manual check.Symptoms experienced by driver and/or passenger in vehicle are: dizziness; extreme eye irritation and burning; headache; taste buds dull out and when they return hours later, it's almost a sugary taste; nausea.

Sonia of West Haven, CT
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