Ken Garff Hyundai complaints

Nobody in my staff or at my store is authorized "nor" gives tax advice. This purchase was of a pre-owned vehicle and when the question is asked if ever if there is a "future" tax benefit, the consumer is always instructed to go to their tax professional for any "future" tax benefits. I stressed the word future, because at the time of Matts purchase if the Electric vehicle was under $25,000 sale price including our doc fee, there was an instant $4000 tax benefit through the IRS website we could apply for if the customer met the income requirements. Had that been the case on Mr. Schuesslers pricing and qualifications we would have applied at the time of deal and the $4000 would've been an instant down payment benefit on his car deal. The sale price on this vehicle was $32,986.96 after doc fee, so this vehicle did not qualify. Matt Schessler purchased back in April of last year (2024) and this is the 1st time Electrify America has been mentioned to us by Matt, however that is on select models of our electric "New" vehicle inventory only and not pre-owned like Mr. Schuessler purchased last year. After reviewing this entire purchase including all documentation, I find no malicious intent or advise given on our part or misleading information and will not provide a settlement.

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