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I bought a car from Nashua Hyundai in fall of 2021 and within months, with no warning, my car completely shut down/failed while I was driving ON THE HIGHWAY. We waited hours for the tow corporate Hyundai supposedly called, then finally had to organize a tow through AAA.
Once Nashua had the car on their lot, updates from them were so sparse and vague--I couldn't ever get in contact with the right person for my questions, and they didn't give any timeline updates. Meanwhile I'm a teacher and needed my car for work.
I had to pay out of pocket for an overpriced rental (I guess low supplies drove up prices) because Nashua swore up and down that they don't keep any loaner cars on the lot for their customers.
After over a week with zero updates about my car, turns out the person responsible for contacting me WENT ON VACATION with no notice. My car sat for days with nobody working on it, then they misdiagnosed the problem. No apologies, no nothing.
I racked up an insane rental bill before Nashua realized they magically had a loaner car hiding somewhere. I drove out from Boston for the loaner car and within days the real issue was identified (wiring, factory issue).
Nashua promised me they'd do whatever they could to personally reimburse my rental, since it was higher than corporate Hyundai's $50 daily limit (the rental was worth $35 but rental places were just having fun, at this point, and charged $100 a day) and it was Nashua's fault that I went days without getting the loaner they had on the premises the whole time.
6 months of this nonsense, no contact, evasive behavior, questionable interactions with a team member named Cora who seemed like she was trying to be helpful while ultimately not being helpful at all (currently ignoring my emails, btw)... FINALLY someone by the name of Art St. Denis contacts me and completely shuts me down--to paraphrase, he says he's sorry but he won't do anything about it and it's not Nashua Hyundai's fault that car rental prices soured during that period. Un-freaking-believable. Despite proof that in prior conversation/calls various Nashua employees admitted I should've been given the loaner car the day my car arrived at the lot for repair.
My emails are now being ignored, and I've been told to just call corporate Hyundai for the $50 daily reimbursement and take the financial loss despite the fact that my car died ON A HIGHWAY due to a wiring issue that shouldn't have happened within months of purchasing the car.
To summarize: They lied about the loaner, left my car sitting on the lot for days, misdiagnosed the issue, assured me they'd take care of me, and then basically told me to f*ck off.