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This is an opportunity for Cocoa Hyundai, Inc., and Hyundai Motor Finance to make right a wrong. My wife (age 80) has a memory problem, and I (age 83) have a hearing problem. We have no guarantee of life tomorrow, let alone an additional 6 years to pay-off a loan. We told the salesman that we have bad credit. Therefore, we asked about buying a used vehicle and, based on our income, we could possibly afford a monthly payment of less than $200.00. Various lenders apparently either immediately declined to offer credit, or delayed a decision. (i.e., AmeriCredit’s denial was dated about one month later). As such, a vehicle should not be released to any potential buyer pending approval of credit. In my opinion, the sales person apparently used undue influence to intimidate us to purchase a new vehicle. The salesman forced us to take immediate possession of the new vehicle in an apparent attempt to validate the sale despite pending approval by Hyundai Motor Finance, an apparent lender of last resort. Later at home, I reviewed the purported Retail Installment Sale Contract, and I realized that Cocoa Hyundai, Inc., arranged our payments to be more than $300 per month! When I immediately contacted the salesman, his excuse was that you could not take back the new vehicle because it was driven off the lot. That excuse is ridiculous because, pursuant to the Retail Buyer’s Order, subsection Financing Negotiation / Approval, if credit were rejected by any lender (i.e., Hyundai Motor Finance), then the RSIC would be void, and certainly Cocoa Hyundai, Inc., would have required return of the new vehicle. In-other-words, as a result of Cocoa Hyundai’s apparently negligent procurement of financing (the additional $120 payment per month), then the RSIC is void, and Cocoa Hyundai is absolutely required to take title and possession of the vehicle. I have not received contact from Hyundai Motor Finance about my concerns. Rather than working with me to resolve the issues, instead, Cocoa Hyundai’s attorney denied my claims. Meanwhile, my employment has been reduced by 30%. During the original sale, the salesman described a so-called "walk-away" provision such that a person like myself who sustained an economic loss (i.e., reduction of hours, lay-off, etc.) may simply return the vehicle. However, the "hoops" and "loopholes" make it impossible to do. A good public relations policy would be for Cocoa Hyundai, Inc., and Hyundai Motor Finance to resolve my concerns. They have my contact information.

I went to buy a Hyundai Santro GLS car at Hyundai showroom at Rohtak, Haryana on 17th Nov 2010. The Manager of the showroom called us in the evening for the delivery of the car which was finally ready at 8 pm, i requested him that i would take the delivery next day morning after proper checks as it was too dark.
He started misbehaving and using foul language and finally snached the draft of Rs 3.7 Laks from me and forced me to take the delivery of the car, he also denied to give me the bill of LCD TV offered with the car.
I called up the police and matter finally settled on 19th Nov when i had to approach SP Rohtak.
I am attaching the police complaint here (written in Hindi Language) written by me aganist the showroom manager. The complaint itself tells the full story of the harassment of a customer at Hyundai Showroom.

Bought a new I20 in August. All going well until September when driver seat started squeaking. Took car to dealer on 25 Sept. They phoned at 14:00 to say car is ready. Only when I arrived did they say car not fixed, the seatrails must be ordered from Korea. Four weeks later it finally arrived. Book car in for 30 Oct to fix. At 14:00 received call to say parts were wrong, have to re order from Korea. Spoke to Service Manager - I suggested that they take the parts from another car to fix mine as one wouldnt expect to pay so much money and wait have such problems. He would have spoken to the Dealer Manager and let me know. Well, a week later still no news from them, in fact I phone TWICE during the week to get updates. Everytime the same story - I will phone you back. Cant believe how BAD Hyundai's service got...nice car, Exceptionally poor service.

i, purchased a new santro gls (Top model), on 15th march 2010, i opened the bonnet saw some defect in headlight, i was inform that its minor assembling defect. During 1st service on the 20th of april the service provider inform me that the headlight had minor injuries and i need not panic. But now when i went for 2nd service i was inform that my car had a major accident my headlight are repaired one, my front body is a duplicate body and even paint are made in local workshop. the bonnet has rusted itself. i am sure and i confirm you all that my car had no accident this is pure cheating by dealer/supplier of car.