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College Park Hyundai

Average Score
Overall Rating 4.6/5Overall Rating 4.6/5Overall Rating 4.6/5Overall Rating 4.6/5Overall Rating 4.6/5
4.6
(2,380 Reviews)
69

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Last 30 Day Trend

Inactive Business

ReScore Reviews

ReScore
Overall Rating 4.8/5Overall Rating 4.8/5Overall Rating 4.8/5Overall Rating 4.8/5Overall Rating 4.8/5
Original Review
Overall Rating 2.7/5Overall Rating 2.7/5Overall Rating 2.7/5Overall Rating 2.7/5Overall Rating 2.7/5
275
Total ReScores
4.8
ReScore Average
69
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About

The College Park Hyundai’s certified technicians are trained to ensure your Hyundai received the best in service and maintenance. The College Park Hyundai’s certified technicians are trained to ensure your Hyundai received the best in service and maintenance.

Categories
Hyundai Dealer, Auto Repair, Auto Maintenance
Contact
(301) 441-1313
Opening in 38 minutes
Business Hours

Business Hours

Mon
7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Tue
7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Wed
7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Thu
7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Fri
7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Sat
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sun
closed
* Eastern Time (Us & Canada)
9500 Baltimore Ave College Park, MD 20740
Service Department's Reviews
Overall Rating 4.6/5Overall Rating 4.6/5Overall Rating 4.6/5Overall Rating 4.6/5Overall Rating 4.6/5
4.6
(2,380 Reviews)

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Max B.
Takoma Park, MD
Overall Rating 1.0/5Overall Rating 1.0/5Overall Rating 1.0/5Overall Rating 1.0/5Overall Rating 1.0/5
08/14/2024
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Category: Service
Never go there for service!
Do not use the Service Center at this dealership! We just spent $2k+ and 3 months (!) to ultimately learn that they did nothing, ordered parts that weren't necessary, and overall gave us the runaround.

The full story:
- In May 2024, our car was towed from a body shop to College Park Hyundai since the car was no longer driveable after trying to get the new panels back on.
- It took them about 7 weeks (weeks!) to run the first diagnostic. We only found this out because we hounded them by phone. At one point, they said they had lost our keys. We asked them why they didn't just tell us - since we had two pairs!
- After the diagnostic, they decided one of the car's modules needed to be replaced. This part is about $1k.
- Again, endless phone tag as we tried to get a sense of how long it would take to order this part. First, they said a couple days. Then, they said no dealership in N. America (!) had the part - and it would need to be ordered from South Korea. Then, oh wait, they have the part.
- Another round of phone tag, and we find out the car is still mysteriously not working, even with the new 1k module. No idea why. They have to run another "diagnostic". Who knows how long that will take. We left on vacation.
- Back from vacation after 2 weeks: still no progress.

During the endless phone tag, while some of the staff were courteous to us (Adrienne was very professional), the supervisor - Michael? Micah? - was not. He told me (who is 1/2 German, 1/2 American) that he was "trying to understand his accent"? Wow. They almost never called back after promising they would; we were often waiting on hold for up to 45 minutes; we had to beg for information that, when it arrived, didn't make sense.

When we came back from vacation, we decided to have it towed to another service center: Fitgerzald Hyundai in Rockville. It had been months that we were carless. Funnily, everything sped up a LOT when we said we wanted to close our ticket and tow the car. Suddenly, they called us back when they said they would, sent us texts for payment (after telling us previously that you had to pay in person...), and generally moved very quickly.

Within three days (!), Fitzgerald Hyundai diagnosed the issue (a crushed wire; caused in error by the body shop), gave us daily updates (including an in-depth video), and talked us through solutions. We got more info and progress from Fitzgerald in three days than we did in three months (!) at College Park Hyundai. Fitzgerald communicated proactively and clearly; College Park, it was like pulling teeth. And they were ultimately incompetent. It's painful that we spent $2k for a part we didn't need and labor that took forever. But our lawyer friend said don't bother pursuing anything in small claims court. One thing is for sure: we will never be coming to College Park Hyundai again, and really recommend others against it too.
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