HYUNDAI MOTOR JOCK GIAMBALVO HYUNDAI, HANOVER, PA DID NOT HONOR 10YR/100K WARRANTY - MISLEADING RADIO ADS. HANOVER PA

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Please do not assume to know people or what the relationships of others are. I did not get conned by the seller. BUT, I did get conned into beliving that HYUNDAI is a good and reliable company, by remembering your radio ads. Eveyone I spoke to says --BUT you have 100K warranty. THAT is what the public remembers. That's deceptive advertising.  . . You say "that's why the previous (1st owner) did not get it repaired. Well If you go by your own warranty terms, he  qualified for the 10K/100K and could and still qualifies for the motor replacement warranty, since the car has only 16,000 miles. Its not even broken into, compared to any other vehicle out there in the vast world of automobiles. You Think about it. I have NEVER heard of a newer car with only 16,000 (SIXTEEN Thousand) miles on it, that has the motor SHOT/SEIZED. Now, we all know that is possible with HYUNDAIs. Look at the intenet to see how many thousands of vehicles have had the same issue with HYUNDAI's and why there are so many lawsuits against this horrible comapny who cannot make a mechanically decent vehicle. That's why HYUNDAI warrants the BUYER not the Vehicle. I was told the 10 yr/100K warranty is only for the 1st owner. Why would a company do that? The company knows most people trade or In Hyundai's case the vehicle has so many issues, that they get rid of the vehicle in 5 years..that's how they con the customer.  IF they were confident in thier product, they would warranty thier product, not the owner. ONLY 1st owner has the warranty. What BS. 

You failed to test-drive the vehicle and also failed to verify the terms of the warranty. Your claim that Hyundai does not honor their warranty is a false allegation. The warranty terms are not in fine print. The terms are clearly posted on the Hyundai website.

The early engine failure is most likely due to negligence. That's why the previous owner didn't get it repaired under warranty. Think about it.

The seller was unable to provide you with a key. That should have been a huge red flag. You got snookered by the seller.