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    Wallace Hyundai-Stuart

    2.3 (139 reviews)
    Open 7:30 am - 8:00 pm

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    A bottle of "Wynn's Combustion Chamber Cleaner" was left in the engine bay so that it wound up jamming down into the pulleys damaging the water pump belt and the alternator belt. It also turned out that the oil change that was part of the servicing for which the car was given to the store left the engine 1 quart below the required amount. On Monday March 3 I contacted the dealership at 772-283-6000 and left numerous messages, some forwarded for me by the operator and one left in a voicemail box. One with the customer service rep, Steve Shakely, two with the service department manager, whose name I was told as being Joe, and one for the store manager, whose name I was told as being Amir. In addition, through Sunday March 2 and Monday March 3, I sent four text messages to the service representative Steve Shakley's work text messaging number including a picture of the damaged bottle that had been left in the engine bay. I received no contact from the store for any of these communications, and thus had to have the car repaired at an independent shop for $357.57. I also had to rent a car that cost me over $60.00, and was greatly inconvenienced at a time when I had guests staying with me with whom I had commitments which required a vehicle. It is clear that the store purposely avoided responsibility for the damage they caused to my vehicle. They might respond to this review by stating that they did not get my communications...I have the call logs and text messages saved.

    Engine heavily leaking oil after few days and a few hundred miles of purchasing CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED car.

    BUYER BEWARE. I bought my wife a Certified pre-owned vehicle and drove it home only to find out that the car would not lock and one of the tail lights had a puddle of water in it. I immediately turn around and go back to the dealer and return the car. As you should know that the ALL of the vehicles functions should be checked as part of there 150 point certified pre owned check list. They told me that service had closed and they will look at the car Monday. My wife and I discuss later that night that this is ridiculous that we buy a CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED car and we can't even lock it in our driveway. We went back to the dealership the next day and Amir the GM immediately puts us into another CPO without questions asked. I drive the new CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED car home only to find out the that both of the tail lights have puddles of water in them and one of the tail lights was cracked! I call the salesman and tell him. I bring the car back in and they look at the car. Gio the salesman tried to argue that water in the tail light HOUSINGS is "cosmetic" and is not covered under CPO warranty being that the tail light bulbs still work. I argued to him that the functionality of the tail light housing is compromised being that water is getting in the housings and will damage the internals of the lights eventually. After the argument and some other people inspecting the lights Gio the salesman tells me that they are gonna order the partS and sets me up with an appointment. A couple days later and only a few hundred miles, the service light came on! I call the salesman and he tells me to just reset the light because the technician may have forgot to reset it during the CPO process. Being a technician myself I refused to reset the light without having documentation of the last service which I was not provided upon purchasing the vehicle. Gio my salesman told me he would be to busy to get the service documentation that I wanted and I would once again have to come into the dealership and get them myself at the service counter. Kind of ironic that a couple days after the salesman told me to reset the service light. I go to a family member's house and they tell me that there is an oil stain on there brand new driveway where my CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED vehicle was parked. I crawl under the CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED vehicle and the engine is heavily leaking oil within 15 days of ownership along with the service light not being reset and water in both the tail lights. I immediately go back to the dealership and express my concerns of how the vehicles they are selling as CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED cars are fraudulently advertised being that this is the second car I have had to return with issues. I demanded to be put in a third car and Gio basically told me that he can sell me a new car because I keep finding problems with the CERTIFIED cars that they inspect and sign off on! I refused a new car unless he would give me one for the price of the one I just returned and he said they could not do that. They were unwilling to work with me and get me into a third car after selling fraudulently certified used cars twice!! I asked for the CPO checklist which was not presented to me at all and It was never even signed by me to acknowledge that the vehicle was properly inspected!!! The checklist was signed by the technician and specifically said the car was not leaking oil on the checklist but it most definitely was. I will provide pictures because I documented everything. Basically all they said was that they will fix the oil leak. I send my car to service to have the oil leak fixed and the tail lights replaced. After the repairs I go to pick up my car and they fixed the oil leak coming from the oil filter housing from an incompetent tech unable to properly do a simple oil change during the CPO process. They also only replaced one tail light and it was the one that had a cracked housing and not the other light that was holding water. THIS DEALER SELLS FRAUDULENTLY CERTIFIED USED CARS. DO NOT BUY FROM THEM!!!

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    Coming to this dealership has been frustrating from the start. It would be nice if customers didn't…read morefeel like they were being misled or given inaccurate information when making major purchases. There needs to be more accountability. I purchased my used Jeep Wrangler about a year and a half ago and also purchased an extended warranty that was clearly explained to include service coverage so I would not be paying out-of-pocket. At the time of purchase, I specifically confirmed that I could go to any Wallace dealership for basic services like oil changes and tire rotations. I was told absolutely yes -- the only exception being if there was a vehicle issue that required a Jeep dealership, which is completely understandable. I live next to Wallace Hyundai, while the Jeep location is 30 minutes away on a good traffic day -- and anyone who drives U.S. Route 1 knows that's not always predictable. A few months after purchasing the vehicle, the check engine light came on. While diagnosing that issue, I was told I needed four new tires. This made absolutely no sense considering I had just purchased the vehicle and work from home, so my mileage is very low. I declined the tires and discussed it with my husband, who works on million-dollar Dassault Falcon jets -- the same type owned by Taylor Swift and formerly by Jimmy Buffett. Needless to say, he knows what he's looking at. He confirmed I only needed two tires, and even that was not urgent. After raising the concern with customer service, I ultimately received two new tires at no charge. However, when I later asked the original service advisor why I was told I needed four tires but only given two, there was no explanation -- just silence. The next issue involved trying to schedule routine service. I requested to book my oil change and tire rotation at Wallace Hyundai, since I had been told I could go to any Wallace dealership for basic service. After calling twice, I was then told I could only go to the Jeep dealership -- which directly contradicts what I was told at the time of purchase. When I went to the Jeep dealership for service, I thankfully had a different advisor who was professional and helpful. On a prior visit, I had asked for a simple oil change reminder sticker to be placed on the windshield since I don't drive often. The previous advisor refused and told me to "just check the percentage on the screen." This time, the new advisor couldn't believe I had been denied something so basic and placed the reminder sticker on the vehicle himself. I also attempted to speak with management regarding the conflicting information about where I could service my vehicle, but that concern was essentially brushed aside. At this point, it feels like there is no accountability within the building. When customers raise valid concerns, they should not feel dismissed. Moving forward, I will be taking matters into my own hands and changing my warranty coverage to one that allows me to service my vehicle at any Jeep dealership without confusion or contradiction. I simply expect transparency, consistency, and honesty -- especially when making a major purchase.

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    Remember: Oil is amber and Transmission is dark pink…read more Dropped my 2016 Toyota Sequoia at Treasure Coast for a fluid leak between the vehicle's bell housing and the rear of the engine. When I wiped the fluid, it looked amber-colored, but it had a lot of dirt mixed in it, so my first thought was that the rear main seal was leaking oil; however, it had a very faint color of pink. I thought that if it was the transmission fluid, surely the master technician would identify the fluid before replacing any part, right? I was wrong; he replaced the rear main seal, which wasn't leaking, for $1,600. When I got it home, it was still leaking, but the good news was I could tell it was transmission fluid; the bad news was the 'Master Technician' had repaired a perfectly good part. I contacted Adam Cohen, the service director, who basically said they would repair the rear main seal if it was leaking, but I would be charged full price for any removal and repairs done to the transmission. I put in a complaint with Toyota's headquarters regarding this issue. I then took my vehicle to Earl Stewart Toyota, who identified that the transmission's torque converter and pump seal were both leaking transmission fluid. Earl Stewart Toyota charged me $3,200 for the repairs and a one-year warranty, so I wasted $1,600 at Treasure Coast Toyota. After filing a complaint with Toyota's headquarters and Treasure Coast Toyota, I'm seeking resolution, but I'm definitely not holding my breath. I'll update my review if things change.

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