Laird Noller Hyundai

Buying a new car can be stressful and exhausting. Our experience was flawless from the negotiation phase -to trade in -to leasing 2 gorgeous cars. DJ (Daniel Nuessen) and his team worked patiently an Our experience was flawless from the negotiation phase -to trade in -to leasing 2 gorgeous cars. DJ (Daniel Nuessen) and his team worked patiently and gave us the best deal . If you are in the market for a new Hyundai , look no further ! More

After working with a local dealership, I knew what I wanted & the locals didn't have it. I found it here & bought my vehicle over the phone. They made the process of buying very easy & it was ready when wanted & the locals didn't have it. I found it here & bought my vehicle over the phone. They made the process of buying very easy & it was ready when I came to pick it up. They were friendly, knowledgeable, &pleasant. More

Best pricing on the area. Highest doc fee. Good people to do business with. Not pushy. Good selection. Highest doc fee. Good people to do business with. Not pushy. Good selection. More

Shady and deceptive practices — management misrepresented Kansas law to devalue my trade, and the sales team doubled down instead of making it right. Visited this dealership twice and was ready to buy a 2 Kansas law to devalue my trade, and the sales team doubled down instead of making it right. Visited this dealership twice and was ready to buy a 2025 Palisade Calligraphy if we could get close on numbers. During the trade-in evaluation, manager Josh “Jr” told me Kansas law required replacing tires over 5 years old before resale and used that to justify taking $1,000 off my trade value — then said he was “doing me a solid” by only deducting $500. I later checked KSA 8-1742a and confirmed there is no such law — it only prohibits selling unsafe or damaged tires, not based on age. This wasn’t a new salesperson making a mistake; this was a manager who should know better. Bailey kept pushing the same bad numbers in text messages even after I made it clear I wasn’t interested unless they could meet my offer. If they have the gall to lie about made-up laws to defraud trade value, what else are they lying to customers about? When I brought this up, they admitted it wasn’t true but scoffed it off as a misspeak. For a $50k+ purchase, I expected honesty and transparency. Instead, I left questioning how many other customers have been told the same thing and had their trades undervalued. Maybe it’s something the Kansas Attorney General’s office should take a closer look at. More