If this sounds like you already read this is because I think there is a patern here between United Hyundai and Wells Fargo and yes also, a Chrysler Aspen. My wife and I were also called in by United Hyundai to refinance our Hyundai Santa Fe. The Santa Fe was a 2006 and was a lemon. Seatbelts did not work, transmission slipped big time, back doors did no open. It only had 3,000 miles on it. I went in last November to refinance, But instead of refinancing us and trying to fix the Car, we were sold a 2007 Chrysler Aspen that we did not want. The salemen told us we would get a rebate check, and that would cover the difference between the payments, and they would refinance us in eight months, The rebate check took six months to get (they said four weeks)
also we went back to refinance after eight months and they just laughed at us and told us that it was a miss quote by the salemen. We tryed to call Wells Fargo to refinance but they said go to Car Max and sell the car there and we could pay the difference. Now like everyone else we are stuck with a car that we can not afford.
After reading all the complaints I think this is pattern between United Hyundai and Wells Fargo Financial. For a young company like United Hyundai not being in buisness for a short time, should not have so many complaints.
And what is with the Chrysler Aspens, it's the third or fourth one that has been pushed on a customer within the last eight or nine months.
I believe our application to Wells Fargo may also have been re written by the dealership, in order to get the financing that they wanted.
We need to put a stop to these people, so no one else will get ripped off.
There salesman are the biggest liars, and I don't know how they can sleep at night.
Al
Las Vegas, Nevada
U.S.A.
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