Claimant says: "I drove to New York and back on I95 with cruise control on in my 2012 Santa Fe limited 4 cylinder engine and got only 21 MPG when it calls for 26 MPG. I drove 3,362.9 miles and put in 149.46 gallons of fuel. I wrote to Hyundai about this because of a newspaper article stating that Hyundai cars are getting a refund because of poor gas mileage. I applied for this refund and was told that my car was not on the list for this refund. I feel that if many of Hyundai cars are getting poor mileage all of Hyundai cars should be c” ...Show more »

Claimant says: "I drove to New York and back on I95 with cruise control on in my 2012 Santa Fe limited 4 cylinder engine and got only 21 MPG when it calls for 26 MPG. I drove 3,362.9 miles and put in 149.46 gallons of fuel. I wrote to Hyundai about this because of a newspaper article stating that Hyundai cars are getting a refund because of poor gas mileage. I applied for this refund and was told that my car was not on the list for this refund. I feel that if many of Hyundai cars are getting poor mileage all of Hyundai cars should be covered. Most of Hyundai cars have the same engine and that what controls gas mileage to most extent. They put on the sticker the mileage per gallon we are suppose to get and we are not getting this. This is false advertisement to the consumer.*” ...Show less »

Claimant says: "my wife andI bought a used car from hyundia temecula about 3 weeks ago its a hyundia elendtra 2002 it had 173100 miles on it but the probl”

Claimant says: "I purchased my 2011 Vera Cruz in March 2011. I had to get into the glove box and had to take the key portion out of the Transponder to lock the glove box, then replaced the key back into the transponder, some how the transponder fell off, leaving the key. I went to my car and had to use the key to get into the car, but could not start the car. If this would have happened while I was on a trip, I would be in peril because the service department says they have to have the car to program the transponder. A positive res” ...Show more »

Claimant says: "I purchased my 2011 Vera Cruz in March 2011. I had to get into the glove box and had to take the key portion out of the Transponder to lock the glove box, then replaced the key back into the transponder, some how the transponder fell off, leaving the key. I went to my car and had to use the key to get into the car, but could not start the car. If this would have happened while I was on a trip, I would be in peril because the service department says they have to have the car to program the transponder. A positive result would be for Hyundai to provide a system to lock or unlack the glove box with out having to take the key out of the transponder. I am 63 years old and do not need this frustration, and if this would have happened prior to buying this new car, I would not have bought the car with this system.*” ...Show less »