Rick Case Hyundai Duluth

I purchased a 2026 Tucson from Rick Case Hyundai in January 2026. I have an ongoing issue with the rear wiper not working. I’ve taken my car in to repair this once; I was told it needed a reset, which January 2026. I have an ongoing issue with the rear wiper not working. I’ve taken my car in to repair this once; I was told it needed a reset, which they took care of. The rear wiper worked the first time it rained for 5 minutes, then quit. Again. I took my car in today for an oil change, tire rotation, 2 recalls, and the wiper issue. When I called to make the appointment, I was told they would take care of all of these items today. When I arrived, I was told I would need to leave my car until Tuesday or Wednesday of next week. Do you have an extra car? I don’t! When I asked, they did offer a loaner car. Next was the $350 diagnostic fee. What? It’s a brand new car in for my first oil change. I was told if the problem is found to be caused by an “outside influence”, I would be responsible for paying this ridiculous diagnostic fee. Isn’t a warranty the reason you buy a new car? What “outside influence” could have caused my rear wiper not to function? I guess I’ll live with no rear wiper as I’m not willing to risk paying $350 for something that should work or be repaired by the dealer under the manufacturer warranty. Oh, I was also told they would not honor coupons for their Roswell Rick Case Hyundai! Really? Same dealership. Same websites. Same coupons. Don’t buy a car here! I wish I had chosen a different dealership for this big purchase. I love my Hyundai. This is my second Tucson. I’m very happy with my car. I’m unhappy with this dealership. I’ll never do business at Rick Case again. More

Fue terrible la atención en servicio, lleve mi camioneta y les dije que lo revisaran por transmisión y me dijeron que no era transmisión queel diagnóstico de ellos era otra cosa, después de un cobro de 220 y les dije que lo revisaran por transmisión y me dijeron que no era transmisión queel diagnóstico de ellos era otra cosa, después de un cobro de 2200 dólares por un trabajo que no necesistaba resultó que sí era por transmisión y la asesora Victoria para excusarse dijo que la culpa no era de ella que era porque no hablaba español y no me había atendido le dije que usaron un traductor también trabajador de ellos y le echo la culpa a la persona que tradujo, que porque le tradujo mal le dije que hice el reporte al call center y fijo que ellos no hablaban español e hicieron el reporte mal le dije que me comunicaron con alguien que me atendió en español y me dijo que no sabía que lo hizo mal todo fueron excusas para no responderme Al final me tocó sacar mi camioneta con el problema que tenía ya que no cuento con dinero para la trasmisión que sí era el problema según ellos después de equivocarse y no responderme por los daños y perjuicios. More

I recently purchased a Certified Pre-Owned Hyundai Ioniq 5 from Rick Case Hyundai and, unfortunately, my experience after taking delivery of the vehicle has been disappointing. During the sales process, 5 from Rick Case Hyundai and, unfortunately, my experience after taking delivery of the vehicle has been disappointing. During the sales process, my salesperson, Adrian Custodio, was responsive and attentive. However, once the purchase was completed, communication became extremely difficult. Questions and concerns were only addressed after repeated follow-up calls to the dealership requesting to speak with him directly. When I first viewed the vehicle, there was a charging cable stored in the rear cargo compartment. After bringing the vehicle home, I discovered the cable was no longer included. When I contacted the dealership for clarification, I was given conflicting information and made to feel as though my expectation that an electric vehicle would include a charging cable was unreasonable. Unfortunately, no satisfactory resolution was provided. I also attempted to speak with a manager regarding my concerns and was directed to Steve Fricks, but I never received a response despite my efforts to reach out. Additionally, I took delivery of the vehicle during a heavy rainstorm and quickly discovered that the windshield wipers were not performing adequately, making visibility difficult. When I asked about having them replaced, I was informed that the service department had already deemed them acceptable. What has been most frustrating is the lack of communication, accountability, and customer support after the sale was finalized. As a long-time Hyundai customer who has purchased multiple Hyundai vehicles over the years, this has been the least satisfactory dealership experience I have encountered. While I am happy with the vehicle itself, the post-sale customer service has left a great deal to be desired. As a result, I plan to have my future maintenance and service work performed at a different Hyundai dealership. More

***Edited to add: 8 hours after pick up for the SECOND TIME AND THE SCREEN JUST STOPPED WORKING*** We dropped off my Genesis (still under warranty) bc the all wheel drive light came on. We did not rece TIME AND THE SCREEN JUST STOPPED WORKING*** We dropped off my Genesis (still under warranty) bc the all wheel drive light came on. We did not receive a loaner. Communication was terrible, we would be told it would be ready the end of the week, then hear nothing, then be told the next day, then the next week, etc. Long story short, a part took a few weeks to arrive, then my car was “stuck on a broken lift but no one can come service the lift” and multiple other excuses we pulled out of the service department (there was little to no proactive communication). After almost 9 weeks we were able to make the 1+ hour drive to pick it up. The “promised” wash and wax (for the inconvenience) was not done…and ten minutes into the trip home the dash display went out. Turned around only to be told we would have to bring it back the next week. I know car dealerships are notoriously awful but this takes the cake. I would drive twice to distance to avoid dealing with these folks. It’s a shame too - I love the vehicle, but the idea that Genesis (at this location at least) is a “luxury” brand is a joke. More

**Scammers and Very rude Customer Service! Stay Away! *** I have been a regular customer at Rick Case Hyundai, Duluth, primarily due to its proximity to my workplace. However, interactions Stay Away! *** I have been a regular customer at Rick Case Hyundai, Duluth, primarily due to its proximity to my workplace. However, interactions with Service Advisor Andre Johnson have consistently been challenging, as he tends to be very difficult and rude, it always has been a challenge when faced with him. On one occasion, I experienced malfunctioning sensors immediately after having my rear bumper repaired. When I brought the vehicle in, they asked me to replace two rear and two front sensors, even though nothing happened to the front sensors till then, asking for an exorbitant charge of $4,500. The service fees alone was $750 for replacing each set of sensors. They couldn’t justify why I had to do for the front, and their technician admitted there may not be any problem with the front ones and would like to do it for the rear first. Ok, let’s see the funny part! They said that they need to run the car for 3 hrs to tune the replaced sensors. They charged $750 per each set replacement, this means that instead of replacing all the four together and run car once, they chose to run separately per each set of sensor. I decided to let go the $300 they charged for their false investigation and moved out. They could have been more creative to charge $750 per each sensor, meaning they could have charged $3000 for 4 sensors, thank Got they are yet not so smart, lol! STAY AWAY FRON RICK CASE HYUNDAI, DULUTH! HOWEVER, OTHER RICK CASE CENTERS ARE QUITE PLEASANT! More

I had a very disappointing experience at this dealership today. First, I want to acknowledge that the sales consultant who helped me, Eric Lee, was excellent. He was kind, knowledgeable, and respectful t today. First, I want to acknowledge that the sales consultant who helped me, Eric Lee, was excellent. He was kind, knowledgeable, and respectful throughout the process. He took me seriously when I explained my bottom line and was willing to advocate on my behalf with his manager. I truly appreciated his professionalism and effort to help. Unfortunately, my interaction with the manager, Steve Fricks, was extremely unpleasant. While I completely understand that a dealership may not be able to meet every customer’s requested price, the way I was spoken to was unnecessarily rude and condescending. When I showed him the offer entered into Edmunds’ dealer price calculator - which indicated the price was at the very highest end of the range - he told me that I should call Edmunds and have them buy a car for me instead. He also said, “good luck finding anyone who’s willing to work with you.” I also want to share some context as to why this experience was especially upsetting. In December, I was involved in a traumatic car accident where my vehicle was T-boned with my two young children in the car, and the crash totaled my car. In the months following, I was diagnosed with PTSD and my son with acute anxiety disorder. We are both currently in therapy as we work through the aftermath. It has taken me until now to feel strong enough to begin driving again and start the process of purchasing another vehicle. Because of that, the car-buying process has already been emotionally difficult, and being spoken to in such a dismissive and condescending way made it much harder than it needed to be. My husband and I have purchased two vehicles from Rick Case dealerships in the past - a 2015 Hyundai Santa Fe and a 2022 Kia Telluride - and both experiences were wonderful. That positive history is exactly why we came back. Unfortunately, this interaction did not reflect the level of professionalism and respect we previously experienced and expected from the Rick Case brand. I hope this feedback is taken seriously. Customers deserve to be treated with basic respect, even when negotiations don’t result in a sale. More

I bought my brand new 2022 Palisade during the car shortage and since the day we drove off the lot, it has been nothing but issues with this car and dealership. Our buying experience was less than a 1 shortage and since the day we drove off the lot, it has been nothing but issues with this car and dealership. Our buying experience was less than a 1 star rating as we already had our cashiers check sent from our bank that was overnighted to us, to only bring it Steve the next day for him to argue with us that it was off by $7. A $50,000 car and you’re not going to take off $7?! He didn’t like that the girl selling it to us was not a regular sales associate (he’s a huge racist too, just look him up on FB, I had to in order to understand why someone is so misogynistic). He was probably upset because we didn’t finance through them and thank god we didn’t. Fast forward to today when this car that only has 50,000 miles on has 3 open recalls and just had to have the entire transmission replaced after an epic battle. Again, thank god it was under warranty still, but it definitely took a lot of fighting and persistence to even get them to consider a transmission (which is a known recall with Palisades- again beware). I had 2 rental cars through them and it took 7 weeks to get this done. 7 weeks. Of fighting, of them trying not to pay at every corner, manipulation and scamming to the highest degree. I finally go to pick up my car today, and what do you know. A scratch on the rim “that definitely was not there before.” They tried to charge us $250 because regardless of what they say, nothing is truly covered “under warranty.” They will get you some way, somehow. Then, to my surprise, the service lady, Tammy Baker, tells me I’m not even supposed to have been driving the car because my name isn’t on it. Except, we have all the documentation and email communication that says I was in fact added, along with our insurance information. I called Hyundai corporate and spoke to a lovely lady where I filed a formal complaint against this specific dealership, and also let me know, after being repaired, my car still has 3 open recalls, one there isn’t even a remedy yet! Lessons learned here: this specific Rick Case Hyundai will try and scam you no matter what, they will try and not pay out parts and replacements under the warranty and if they do, be prepared for an epic battle, and if you ever have a loaner from them, take pictures and videos of the rental cars because they will try and get anything they can out of you. They decided to wait until after we dropped off the rental to tell us that. After having it for 5 weeks. “Oh, your husband should have taken his own photos.” Oh, did you tell him that? “No.” My eyes can’t roll back inside my head far enough. So buyer beware. And maybe look elsewhere other than Hyundai. Because this was the first and last Hyundai I will ever buy. More

If negative stars were an option they would get a negative million. Service department is deceptive. Wanted just to get mpg reimbursement on 2012 Accent. Was told I had to have some recalls done .O negative million. Service department is deceptive. Wanted just to get mpg reimbursement on 2012 Accent. Was told I had to have some recalls done .One of the recalls was for ignition protector. Next day key would not go into ignition. After many unanswered phone calls and having to pay for my own tow to dealership I was then told that this had nothing to do with the recall and to fix it would be $1200.Way to big of a coincidence that working where the key goes in ( mind you never had an issue for the past 13 years) to less then 24 hours that entire key assembly has to be replaced. Also was told only way to get a loaner was to pay for all the repairs up front before they started. Oh and also it would take at least a week to fix. A manger NEVER attempted to help and basically I was told , to bad so sad , from this dealership. Main Hyundai will not help because service department is saying not related to recall. Truly believe the service department is dishonest and I will tell everyone I know to steer clear of these shady practices. Very disappointed in the the lack of integrity form this service department. More

I have experienced the WORST possible customer service with Rick Case Hyundai's service department. I have a 2022 Hyundai Santa Fe that has recently experienced a "shifter system malfunction! Service imme with Rick Case Hyundai's service department. I have a 2022 Hyundai Santa Fe that has recently experienced a "shifter system malfunction! Service immediately" on my display panel. The first time I took it to Rick Case, I drove into the service bay with the error on. I instructed one of the techs standing there to visually verify the error code. He stated "wow, I've never seen that". I was contacted 8 hours later stating "Unfortunately we could not find any codes". Okay, I pick up the car and drive 2.7 miles home and the same error code comes on! I call the dealership (Rick Case Hyundai) and state it came on again. I was advised to make ANOTHER service appointment for an "extended diagnostic" meaning they would keep my car for 24 hours and try to recreate the problem. I dropped of my car again, and stated I needed a loaner vehicle as I have to get to work, and this was the second time my car has been in for service. I was told "we are not authorized to give you a loaner car until Hyundai approves it" and you need to contact Consumer Affairs for approval". I obviously was not happy, but had no choice. I received a call the next day stating that the technician drove it for 30 miles and "could not duplicate" the problem. I again was not happy with that response as between myself and my wife, we have 15 time stamped pictures of the error code. I spoke with Tammy Baker the service manager at Rick Case Hyundai and was spoken to somewhat disrespectfully and with no compassion to my situation. I reluctantly picked up my car the next day. I drove out of the dealership, turned right and drove half a block and the SAME error light came on! I drove back to the dealership extremely irritated and pulled into the service bay. I asked my service advisor what was going on with the car and my frustration was evident. His response was not the most professional, after which he walked away from me. I did take pictures in the service department while I was waiting for the keys. All the service advisors had plates of food at their workstations while customers are waiting and watching them eat. I took several pictures and sent them to Tammy Baker, the service manager, asking her if this was acceptable behavior from the service advisors; and if Rick Case would approve. I have yet to receive a response. *1/31/25* I have STILL not received a response from Rick Case Hyundai in Duluth in relation to this post. It is clear that the dealership is in the wrong, but doesn’t want to accept responsibility. Does Rick Case have a clue as to what goes on at his dealerships? *Update* It's been six months since I had the horrific experience with TAMMY BAKER and her sub-par service department workers. I NEVER received a call apologizing or even trying to EXPLAIN why a FACTORY HYUNDAI DEALERSHIP could NOT diagnose and remedy the problem. That chicken and mac and cheese sure looked good sitting on the service counter while all of the customers stood in line and watched the employees eat. Photo 1 in review by Grant Smith More

Deceptive Tactics and Wasted Time — Be Cautious I had an extremely frustrating experience with Rick Case Hyundai Duluth that felt like a clear bait-and-switch. I first saw a $500 used car coupon on th an extremely frustrating experience with Rick Case Hyundai Duluth that felt like a clear bait-and-switch. I first saw a $500 used car coupon on the dealership’s official website and submitted my contact info. I was contacted by Danial Liscano, who identified himself as being from Rick Case Hyundai. He never mentioned he was from a BDC (business development center) and not part of the local dealership sales team. He sent me an OTD quote of $28,596 for a used vehicle (see attached screenshot), though the online price showed $24,933. I clearly told him I wouldn’t pay for unnecessary add-ons like the Appearance Package and applied the $500 coupon. Based on the car’s age on the lot (over 6 weeks), I offered $23,500 OTD and was told by Danial that this should be possible if I came in. Taking his word seriously, I took time off from work, drove over an hour in bad weather, only to be told that Danial was not onsite. I was handed over to Eric, who had no context and gave me a higher quote than Danial’s — over $29,000 OTD. When I showed the messages, Eric tried to shift the blame, saying Danial didn’t formally agree, even though everything was in writing. Eventually, the GM got involved and blamed the BDC, saying they aren’t part of “his team.” He even falsely claimed the vehicle had only arrived 5 days ago, contradicting the online listing. Instead of taking ownership, he sarcastically offered me gas money (even though I drove an EV) and made a weak offer to reduce the price by $1–$1.5K — which doesn’t even cover the unnecessary markups they added. Bottom Line: This was a textbook bait-and-switch experience. The communication was deceptive, the in-person process was unprofessional, and the dealership took no real accountability for misleading a serious buyer. I lost over 6 hours of my time — all because of false promises made to get me through the door. Please be cautious before trusting online quotes or “BDC” reps from this dealership. I have screenshots but there is no option to attach them here. More