Hunter Ross

Let me be very clear: I love the car I purchased. Hyundai makes a great product. The problem is Walser Hyundai Brooklyn Park. This was one of the most deceptive and frustrating dealership experienc Hyundai makes a great product. The problem is Walser Hyundai Brooklyn Park. This was one of the most deceptive and frustrating dealership experiences I have ever had. Their practices have already cost me hundreds of dollars and hours of my time trying to fix issues created by their financing and sales process. I escalated my concerns to management, and while the branch manager’s email response was appropriate, everything that followed made it clear the issues are systemic. I was asked to return to the dealership, and when I arrived, a different manager approached me pretending to be the person I had been coordinating with—going as far as to say, “Nice to see you again.” I had never seen him before. That level of dishonesty is unacceptable. The entire sales process felt intentionally structured to pressure and trap the customer. I requested documentation in advance and was not provided with it. Instead, my credit was run and I was then kept at the dealership while being repeatedly pushed to purchase add-on products I had already declined. It felt less like a car purchase and more like a forced sales funnel. At one point, a salesperson attempted to undermine Hyundai’s own reliability by stating that many of their vehicles end up in service within five years—completely contradicting the brand’s 10-year warranty. That alone should concern Hyundai corporate. I am now dealing with financial complications due to how this transaction was handled—something I have never experienced before. For comparison, I have financed a vehicle through another dealership (Paul Miller Honda in NJ) without a single issue. The difference in professionalism is night and day. Walser Hyundai does not operate in a way that reflects integrity, transparency, or respect for the customer. Their approach feels predatory and entirely focused on extracting additional money through add-ons and financing tactics. Hyundai should seriously evaluate whether this dealership represents their brand appropriately. Bottom line: I love my car. I regret buying it from Walser. I will not return, and I would strongly caution others to take their business elsewhere. P.S. I initially intended to leave this matter closed after receiving a refund for the Pulse add-on. However, I have since discovered that interest was accruing on a daily basis without that being clearly disclosed to me at the time of financing. That lack of transparency raises concerns under Minnesota consumer protection standards and is the reason I am now escalating this experience through formal channels. More

by rahmatullah.farah Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Everyone I dealt with was very professional, knowledgeable and kind. The process was very easy. knowledgeable and kind. The process was very easy. More

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