Hyundai of El Cajon

Just bought a certified pre owned 2022 Hyundai Santa Fe SEL and had the BEST experience. I had been shopping all over San Diego for a used car. I was looking at Honda but something told me to look at Hyundai and I'm so glad I did. The cars are absolutely beautiful. Kam Pasha took such great care of me as well as Darius in fiance. It was honestly a great experience from start to finish! I highly recommend!

I recently purchased a car from here and have been very disappointed with the people we interacted with and service that my family received. When looking at the vehicle, the salesman pointed out that there was a crack in the windshield and this was the main area of concern for us before purchasing the car. They reassured us that they can fix it easily and it wouldn’t be an issue and even personally scheduled an appointment with their repairman to fix it more afterwards. Upon arriving, the repairman told us that it was poorly filled in and would further crack and the only fix was to replace the entire windshield. He informed the Hyundai dealership of this issue and after many back and forth over the phone where at first they didn’t want to pay for the repair at all to agreeing to pay half,

I had an amazing experience buying my car because of Anthony. He was very patient and did a great job in assisting all my questions and needs. I was shopping for a month and Anthony has been very pleasant. Very happy with my purchase and highly recommend him and the store! Thanks Anthony! Cheers!🥂

I’ve purchased a number of new cars in the past. Frankly, I dread the negotiating and closing experiences, and the time drain it takes. But my experience with Kamaran Pasha was different when I recently purchased a 2026 Ionic 5 limited. He was polite and professional. The financing was not a high-pressure experience like most. I was very pleased.

Hyundai Tried to Charge Me $1,842 for a Repair I Fixed in 10 Minutes for $84 If you ever want to experience what it feels like to be absolutely taken for a ride, skip the amusement park and head straight to Hyundai El Cajon. I dropped my Tucson off because my right headlight warning came on and my trunk wasn’t opening all the way. Nothing dramatic. I explained up front that my budget was tight because I’m getting married this month and didn’t want any “surprises.” Famous last words. Four hours later I get a call. According to them, my entire headlight assembly needed replacing because the wiring harness was “worn.” The quote? A casual $1,042. That’s $762 for the part and $280 for labor. Apparently plugging in a bulb now qualifies as a luxury service. Then they inform me the trunk struts