Tustin Hyundai

Category: Hyundai dealer

Address: 16 Auto Center Dr, Tustin, CA 92782, USA

Phone: +18882075844

Opening hours

Sunday: 10AM–7PM

Monday: 9AM–8PM

Tuesday: 9AM–8PM

Wednesday: 9AM–8PM

Thursday: 9AM–8PM

Friday: 9AM–8PM

Saturday: 9AM–8PM

Reviews

Micah Cano

Jun 16, 2022

Bought my new Kona here and the process was a breeze. I worked with Michael Shiehg, he was a really cool guy and super nice. Helped me get a good rate and was a straight shooter. They're warranty options are great and I'm really stoked on my purchase.

Erin Kang

Jan 20, 2022

I worked with Ivan V. to purchase my 2022 Santa Fe. Ivan is just super kind and friendly. We asked like 100 questions and he kindly answered to all of our questions. He is just so honest and respectful with his customers. Almost every dealers play with numbers during this pandemic. They try to take advantage of their customers by asking more money due to car shortage. However, Tustin Hyundai kept their MSRP. They didn't even raise the price a bit. No extra fees, no surprises. I have reached out to 20 other Hyundai locations and Tustin Hyundai is the best. I just got my car, but was already thinking about getting a new car from them when my lease ends. I have already recommended to my friends and families. I really wish other dealerships are like them.

Sherrylee B

Jan 5, 2022

I want to thank Carlos for helping me get my new car and taking the time to walk me through the features on the vehicle. The process was fast and easy. I had to wait a bit for the car but worth the wait because this car dealership has no mark ups, everyone else is over priced. Overall I had a great experience and I recommend people to buy a car from here because they have good deals on it!

Tyler Fernandez

Nov 4, 2021

I thought this location had redeemed itself from a previous experience, sadly it appears I was incorrect. I took my car in on 9/20 as my vehicle needed the air compressor replaced. I had informed the service department that the positive battery terminal was coming loose and needed to be tightened, and that the recall work on the steering column was faulty as the steering wheel would click every time I turned it, even just slightly. They informed me that they would take care of those items at no charge. The fix overall cost about $1k. I retrieved my car on the 23rd and was happy to get it back as I know these types of repairs can take a little longer than desired. With that said, here I am not even a month later. As I was getting into my vehicle to go on my lunch break, I turned the ignition and my car wouldn’t start. Having already been through this and having more than common knowledge about the mechanics of my vehicle, my first reaction was to check the positive terminal. Sure enough, I found it was loose. Thankfully I was able to get to and from lunch. Upon my departure from work, the vehicle again wouldn’t start, so I investigated further. I opened the small box encasing the positive terminal to find that the solution the technician had was to insert a metal screw between the lead piece that wraps around the connecting post on the battery. Is this how your mechanics fix things? Is this the standard you hold your service department to?

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