Hello everyone!
Could anyone who owns NEW Hyundai quote a part of dealer contract,
where warranty is described? Especially the part with the cases where
the warranty automatically ended due to customer's violations.

I ask that because in my country, Ukraine, Hyundai dealers have one of
the worst contracts among all the car dealers, and actually my lawyer
says it violates the law in several parts.

Thanks in advance.

 

<juskrey@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hello everyone!
> Could anyone who owns NEW Hyundai quote a part of dealer contract,
> where warranty is described? Especially the part with the cases where
> the warranty automatically ended due to customer's violations.
>
> I ask that because in my country, Ukraine, Hyundai dealers have one of
> the worst contracts among all the car dealers, and actually my lawyer
> says it violates the law in several parts.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>

It would not matter if we could quote the warranty or not. Your laws will
govern what is legal and what is not. If you've gone to the trouble of
seeking the advice of an attorney, then why not take his advice on any
questions?

--

-Mike-
mmarlowREMOVE@alltel.net

 

Your warranty should be sufficiently quoted in your owner's manual.

 

>
> It would not matter if we could quote the warranty or not. Your laws will
> govern what is legal and what is not. If you've gone to the trouble of
> seeking the advice of an attorney, then why not take his advice on any
> questions?
>

The question is - is that contract a mistake of Hyundai lawyers who did
not fully monitor our local laws, or our local tendency of particular
dealers.

So I ask some international hyundai owners about that part of a
contract (or manual, or service book). That will help me a lot. Cause
international office of Hyundai still did not answer me (they ar
slow...)

 

hyundaitech wrote:
> Your warranty should be sufficiently quoted in your owner's manual.

Well, I really can read my manual without asking an alt.autos.hyundai
I just ask someone for HIS manual or service book (a really little part
of it) :-)

 

<juskrey@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> >
> > It would not matter if we could quote the warranty or not. Your laws
will
> > govern what is legal and what is not. If you've gone to the trouble of
> > seeking the advice of an attorney, then why not take his advice on any
> > questions?
> >
>
> The question is - is that contract a mistake of Hyundai lawyers who did
> not fully monitor our local laws, or our local tendency of particular
> dealers.

And you expect a bunch of people on a usenet forum to know if Hyundai made a
mistake in their Korean legal department, or if there are peculiarities
within your local dealerships?

>
> So I ask some international hyundai owners about that part of a
> contract (or manual, or service book). That will help me a lot. Cause
> international office of Hyundai still did not answer me (they ar
> slow...)
>

But - you never asked anything specifically.

--

-Mike-
mmarlowREMOVE@alltel.net

 

> > dealers.And you expect a bunch of people on a usenet forum to know if Hyundai made a
> mistake in their Korean legal department, or if there are peculiarities
> within your local dealerships?
>

Dear Mike, I JUST ask someone to quote several sentences, that is all.
Do you own new Hyundai?

 

<juskrey@gmail.com> wrote in message
> Dear Mike, I JUST ask someone to quote several sentences, that is all.
> Do you own new Hyundai?
>

Go to the US Hyundai web page and you should find what you need.

 

<juskrey@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> > > dealers.And you expect a bunch of people on a usenet forum to know if
Hyundai made a
> > mistake in their Korean legal department, or if there are peculiarities
> > within your local dealerships?
> >
>
> Dear Mike, I JUST ask someone to quote several sentences, that is all.
> Do you own new Hyundai?
>

I own an '04 Hyundai. The warranty information is widely published on the
net though. I don't understand the basis for your inquiry.

--

-Mike-
mmarlowREMOVE@alltel.net

 

<juskrey@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> hyundaitech wrote:
> > Your warranty should be sufficiently quoted in your owner's manual.
>
> Well, I really can read my manual without asking an alt.autos.hyundai
> I just ask someone for HIS manual or service book (a really little part
> of it) :-)
>

Actually, you asked for information from a dealer contract as it relates to
the Hyundai warranty. See below, a quote from your original post...

"Hello everyone!
Could anyone who owns NEW Hyundai quote a part of dealer contract,
where warranty is described? Especially the part with the cases where
the warranty automatically ended due to customer's violations.

I ask that because in my country, Ukraine, Hyundai dealers have one of
the worst contracts among all the car dealers, and actually my lawyer
says it violates the law in several parts."

You don't get it - you apparently have a contract with your dealer. That's
a legal issue subject to the laws that govern where you live. You've talked
to an attorney. The Hyundai warranty is clearly published in your owner's
manual and on the web. What in the world could anyone here possibly offer
that is more than that?

What would it matter if my owner's manual said something different from
yours? I don't live in Ukraine. What would it matter if my "dealer
contract" said something different from yours? You signed one with your
dealer and now you and/or your dealer are subject to the laws that prevail
where you live. Take your attorney's advice - why in the hell would you ask
a bunch of usenet folks around the world about something your attorney is
advising you on? Who is going to represent you in court? Us, or your
attorney?

--

-Mike-
mmarlowREMOVE@alltel.net

 

On Oct 18, 2:29 pm, "Edwin Pawlowski" <e...@snet.net> wrote:
> <jusk...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> > Dear Mike, I JUST ask someone to quote several sentences, that is all.
> > Do you own new Hyundai?Go to the US Hyundai web page and you should find what you need.

As I see US warranty is quite different from Europe, but still thanks,
I've found what I need on UK site

 

>
> > Dear Mike, I JUST ask someone to quote several sentences, that is all.
> > Do you own new Hyundai?I own an '04 Hyundai. The warranty information is widely published on the
> net though. I don't understand the basis for your inquiry.
>


OK, maybe I forgot to clarify.
We also have hyundai warranty deals widely published and advertised,
but the real deal, when you get the real car, adds some more things,
and we have to sign quite dull papers indeed, no ads say about many of
the things the propose to customers to sign

 

And, I do not own Hyundai yet. I went for new Tucson, but have some
questions before signing anything.

 

"Mike Marlow" <mmarlow@alltel.net> wrote in message
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>
> I own an '04 Hyundai. The warranty information is widely published on the
> net though. I don't understand the basis for your inquiry.

Sorry, this isn't about what the OP posted but here's my question:

I am considering buying a used Hyundai and I have been searching for days on
the Internet to see if I can find the actual wording on their 5-year 60-mile
warranty but I can't find it anywhere. I have been to the HyundaiUSA
website and it looks like the only way I can read the actual warranty is if
I enter my ownership name including the VIN# of the vehicle I own. But I
don't own one yet and I'd rather not walk in to a dealership and have to
read the whole warranty for the first time while sitting with a salesperson.

So, can you or anyone else give me any suggestions of where I can find the
actual wording of the Hyundai warranty? I am looking for what it actually
says, not what they say it says in brochures and ads, etc.

Thanks.

 

It's spelled out clearly in the owner's materials. Your local dealership
should be happy to show you an owner's manual with this information. It's
not that much to read, really. I know you probably still don't want to do
that, but it'll probably be your only conclusive solution.