4 years ago
First off, I never write negative reviews. I have...
First off, I never write negative reviews. I have a normal policy that 99% of my bad interactions I let go because life is too short but this is one that I believe is an exception to that rule. I purchased a special order part from this dealership last week and found out I had ordered the wrong part. Their policy, as their rude service manager Mike Saunders states, they do not accept returns on special orders. After telling him Hyundai of Cumming (great dealership by the way for parts and service) stated they should be able to return the part and by not allowing the return is 100% Terry Reid's lack of willingness to help. I even offered an option to accept by returned part at a significant discount, meaning they accept the part for only what they paid the manufacturer and credit me the difference between that wholesale cost and what I paid. Mike Saunder's response was "then I wouldn't make any profit. I'm in business to make a profit." He completely negated the part where he will have paid nothing AND have the part to potentially sell for a huge profit. Literally the only person that works here that at least sounds sympathetic to a customer's issue is the receptionist. Unfortunately, she has no authority to override people like Mr. Saunders that can't relate to being human and helping someone out even when it doesn't cost your dealership A DIME TO DO SO! P.S. Mr. Saunders also repeatedly told me I am not a customer of his. That's ironic seeing I walked into their dealership and paid money for a good (part). Mr. Saunders: I believe you need some additional business law training as that is the VERY definition of a customer.
PLEASE I beg anyone reading this to drive down to Rick Case Hyundai or Hyundai of Cumming because the management team (I'm referring to the parts manager, Mike Saunders and Claudia) running this place IS BEYOND HORRIFIC. They will only uphold what's in their best interest and not apply the most basic amount of human decency to helping a customer even if the dealership doesn't lose a dime. As Mike Saunders stated before, he is in the business of making a profit, no matter the expense to you.