Hyundai Motor America 100,000 mile/10 year warranty a total rip off Nationwide

 I do not agree on blaming Hyundai you should drag them through the mud I lease a 2017 Hyundai Sonata and my problem started when bought have vibration and wentg the whole yard as to fixing it Hyundai bbb site and then Hyundai and to this day Hyundai will not cover the warranty on my new car so drag them through the mud I will .

I purchased a new 2010 Hyundai Elantra. I have 23,000 miles on it. I took it to get the oil changed and was told that the front and rear rotors are rusted and pitted and that they need replaced. The rear shoes are worn from dragging on the rust and pitts that have accumulated.

I contacted Hyundai and here is there response: " Hyundai limited warranties only protect against manufactured defects. Weather conditions and normal wear and tear are not eligible for warrenty repair.

What this means is you have no warranty. Evidently, Hyundai determines wear and tear and outside events that are not covered. If you have a bearing go bad at 5,000 miles. Is it normal wear and tear? If the frame of your car rots away after 1 year, is it because of the salt on the roads or that you live in a humid area? You see how it works? If Hyundai wants to weasle out they can and do.

By the way, I have a 2006 Kia (yes, made by the same company) That has 113,000 miles on it and all of the rotors are like new. No rust, no pits. It is in the same area of the country and drive by the same driver.




Drag them through the mud with a team of horses Gail. Hyundai deserves it. I will never purchase another car from them. Neither a Kia or a Hyundai. I can't trust them.

OK, so you feel you got ripped off. Yes, I understand your problem and frankly agree with you. I will NEVER take an extended warranty on anything. With that said, however......

Why file this complaint under Hyundai? They have NOTHING to do with extended warranties. Those are offered under a private company that has nothing to do with the Auto company. Look at the fine print and you'll find the name of the company underwriting it...and then issue the complaint against THEM.

Basically you are dragging Hyundai down through the mud for something they have nothing to do with. You lashed out on them publicly hear without doing your research into the issue first. Of course, had you done that, you wouldn't have taken the extended warranty to start with, would you?