Napleton's Valley Hyundai
Aurora, IL
Hours
Sales/Showroom
Monday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Sunday Closed
Service
Monday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Saturday 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sunday Closed
Parts
Monday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Saturday 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sunday Closed
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Jordan was very helpful, and he has a very funny and good sense of humor. sense of humor. More
Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me resonates with my experience at Napleton’s Valley Hyundai. Brought my 2015 Santa Fe in the middle of March 2021 after my mechanic reported engine iss resonates with my experience at Napleton’s Valley Hyundai. Brought my 2015 Santa Fe in the middle of March 2021 after my mechanic reported engine issues. Dealership refused me at the door, after waiting an hour, and said there was no sound. 7months later, problem obviously worsens, and this time- wow, they found the same problem I reported 7 months prior. Did I mention my 6 year old vehicle only had 55,000 miles at the time I first reported this? What kind of quality engine starts fading at 55,000 miles- especially when said vehicle is primarily used to shuttle children to and from activities. Since it was bought used and past the warranty mileage of used cars (which why should the 100,000 mile warranty vary based on a car being used or new- perhaps because they know they can screw more people with said advertising?), Hyundai would only offer us 65% which might be okay if Hyundai engines weren’t 25,000$ (Are they using gold or some other precious gems in there?). The story doesn’t end there- so stay with me… Just over 2 months later (and a few days after completing a rating they sent me), I hear back from the manager, Dan. They want to help me out- can you believe that!! I thought 2022 was going to be my year (despite Covid still going on and both my children having a stomach bug at the time of the call). There was one catch. They’d be more likely to work with me, IF I was willing to rescore them “as an act of good faith.” Well what fool would rescore them without a new offer proposed- you guessed it- this fool. In my defense I said, I want to know the percentage before rescoring, but of course that wasn’t possible since the higher ups had to make that offer. I figured- what do I have to lose? Well, I’ll tell you what I lost. Any respect for Hyundai, any hope that they cared about their customer safety (I mean who would want their family driving in a vehicle that could leave them stranded after 55,000 miles and didn’t have any qualms with a vehicle engine dying so quickly), and overall disappointment with how much time I have wasted trying to work with a company that is a scam. More
October 2020, I bought a 2018 Audi A4 I found on the dealership's website for a decent price. Sales manager Jason didn't seem to like that I was aware of basic finance calculations when he tried the typ dealership's website for a decent price. Sales manager Jason didn't seem to like that I was aware of basic finance calculations when he tried the typical "how much do you want to pay each month?" and rolling in extra charges at the bottom line of the sale. I managed to reach an agreement on the bottom line without all the extra fluff, but was convinced into the "Napleton Experience" package with oil changes (extra for full synthetic which the car requires), Zxilon coverage, Kahu car tracking and other things I would never use. In financing, I also agreed to an extended warranty plan. About 2 weeks after taking possession of the vehicle and many attempts to get any documentation on the add-ons I purchased (none was given to me at the time of sale), I continued to get the runaround from the finance rep I worked with. It was always being put in the mail, or already in the mail, or should they have been sent already. Then I stopped getting responses. The car was close to 30k miles, so I decided to take it to a local Audi dealership for a full checkup and oil change. There I was informed that the vehicle has an Audi Care plan, which is prepaid coverage for all regularly scheduled maintenance through 60k miles. This makes the basis of the Napleton Experience package useless. Also factoring that I would still be paying $25+ for those oil changes included in that package through Napleton. Selling something that was not needed with the car, but offering no information that would have helped me make that logical decision. My next step was to cancel all of the add-ons less than a month after purchase. I received no help from the dealership, so I contacted the extended warranty company directly and was able to get the plan canceled within days of speaking with them. The next time I called the finance rep at the dealership, she seemed surprised I was able to get it done without their help. I then explained that it had been over a month since I was told the documents were being sent to me, and I still had zero official details of what those packages included. I asked about canceling and being refunded for the Napleton Experience package since none of the services included in that package had been delivered. First I was told it was not possible, then I was told it would have to come from the sales department and someone would get back to me. I have never heard anything back. Fast forward to December 2021. I regularly receive messages from the service department regarding setting up oil changes that are covered under Napleton Care, the package I was trying to cancel. I received one of these calls while on a long drive, so I had plenty of time to call and talk to whoever I could reach. I was connected with Brian Anderson. He was kind and considerate of the issue I had and seemed to be working towards helping me resolve the matter. At first he advised he would be working on a prorated refund. I questioned this since none of the services have been rendered, and I began requesting cancellation and refund less than a month after purchasing the vehicle. He seemed to understand and adjusted the wording accordingly. Now a little over a month later, I am back in the same position. Playing phone tag with Brian, or waiting for someone else who has to do some part of the process to get the refund completed. Now I have run into a different issue with the "Napleton Experience" package, which includes Kahu, now LoJack. Kahu is wired into the OBD2 port and immobilizer system. The dealership installed this before selling the car, so it's easier for them to sell the package and not remove the system from the car. Over a year after buying the car, I now need the windshield replacement. No one who performs that service will touch the car or its OBD2 port because it has an aftermarket dongle (the Kahu passthrough attachment) hanging from the lower dashboard. I need Kahu removed from the car in order to ever get my windshield replaced. I called the dealership, was transferred to Jason in sales, and was told it would be $110 for them to remove the system. Not accounting for the fact that their installation of the needless system prior to offering it for sale is the issue. There have been other reports that even if you do not opt for the Napleton Experience package, they leave Kahu in place anyways. Just another way to nickel and dime once loyal customers. More
Stellar amazing So happy I came here. I experience no rushing no quick sales tactics genuine salesmanship Check them out here in Aurora rushing no quick sales tactics genuine salesmanship Check them out here in Aurora More
A week ago, I went to shop for a new vehicle at the dealership and don't think anything much has changed. The sales manager Jason gave a nice talk, ran a carfax report and gave an offer of $19k for my dealership and don't think anything much has changed. The sales manager Jason gave a nice talk, ran a carfax report and gave an offer of $19k for my leased vehicle and said that the vehicle will be available on Jan 20. I trusted and waited. Today is Jan 20 and when I called the dealership, 1st time, they took a message and I never received a call from Jason. When I called back and spoke with the sales guy (Luke), he tells me that the vehicle was sold 4 days ago as a first come first serve basis. This dealership has new ownership but the sales practices has not changed. I am a long time Hyundai owner (at least 10 years) and I cannot recommend this dealership to anyone. More