Please, whatever you do find a different Hyundai/Genesis dealership to go to. We bought a genesis from a 3rd party, very gently used with low miles. Still under warranty-manufacturer, and additional warranty was purchased on top of that plus a 6k bumper to bumper coverage from date of purchase was also included with the purchase. We had some issues with the power outlet and charging pad in the car and the parking sensor kept going off despite not being around anything. We took it here the first time and were told they couldn't figure out what was going on with the sensor because they couldn't replicate the problem. They ordered the parts to fix the charger issues. So we came to pick up the car while waiting for the part since they said it could be up to a week. When we arrived at the dealership, we found our car parked up to the side of a curb, not in a proper spot. So we inspected the car and saw that someone had hit the side of our bumper-small scratch. At this point, we went inside to talk to the dealership, however, the service department was already closed so the front desk said to call them in the morning. The next day we called and they said that looking at the camera, it looked like another customer hit our car and they are not responsible for that. Even though they have a written in print when we dropped our car off initially that they are not responsible for damage to the car if it was something out of their control. Which they claim that this was out of their control since another Customer hit our car. However, what was in their control was where they parked our car. Not in a designated parking spot, on random curb. So ultimately it was their fault bc they had control in where our car was parked. If it was in a proper spot and got hit, I would understand. They said they can look at the damage and maybe buff out the scratch however, they will not repaint/do touch up. A week later we returned, after the charger parts arrived, and also for them to assess the damage from the hit. They were able to buff out the scratch and fix the charger issue (small win). As the week went on, our sensor continuously went off. We recorded videos of everything and brought the car back to them. They worked it up and said that the sensor was not part of warranty due to "damage" of the sensor being pushed in. Even though there is no sign of damage around the sensor. Also, before we bought the car, a full inspection was done and a full history report was pulled, indicating no prior damage or accidents. Car had original paint; no signs of bodywork done. They said the sensor will cost about $1000, however, they recommend us replacing the whole bumper for $3000 bc that would be the preferred/proper way to repair it the issue. We asked if we can take it for a second opinion in which they said because it's not covered under warranty we would have to pay the diagnostic fee of $250 in order to pick up our car. At this point, we reached out to the original dealership we bought it from and several other people like the another Genesis dealership. We also reached out to Genesis warranty underwriting team, and the additional warranty company that is supposed to cover bumper-to-bumper for the first 6k miles from purchase. Everyone we spoke to all said that this should be something that is fixed under warranty because it could've been a manufacturer defect. And with colder weather the sensors can be triggered which is why it was sounding off more aggressively because the weather has been dropping but shouldn't be malfunctioning. Well, we finally got a hold of the manager of Rick case Hyundai, and she said that they will fix it under warranty. But they of course, they only fixed the sensor, not replaced the bumper, even though that's what they suggested would be the proper way to fix it when they expected us to pay out-of-pocket.
After all of this we were asking around about rick case Hyundai, we've learned that this is a common thing they try to pull to avoid fixing things under warranty. I also have an Audi that I've had serviced with rick case here as well on several occasions and had a very terrible experience each time. But that will be in a different review. After our experience with Hyundai rick case, I've come to realize it wasn't just with Audi themselves. That was the problem it was the "Rick Case" name and how they do business. Will never go to any Rick Case establishment after having a terrible experience with 2 of his locations. read more