Business ProfileforManly GMC Buick Hyundai Mitsubishi

Hyundai advertised a lease offering on their Ioniq 5 and Ioniq 6 EVs that was valid through 4/1/24. On March 27, 2024, I called Manly Hyundai of ************** at ************ and spoke to ****** about the offering. He confirmed that it was real and I made an appointment with him for a test drive on Saturday, March 30, 2024. I went to the dealership at the agreed-upon time, bringing my teenage daughter with me. ****** was not available when I arrived, but another salesman, ******, arranged for me to test drive each of the cars at the trim level that was applicable to the lease offering. Eventually, ****** was available, and we began to discuss things like colors and I told him I needed to see the numbers to know which car I wanted. After nearly 2 hours, I had to take my exhausted daughter home, but I returned promptly with my boyfriend and his son and a print-out of the advertisement with the lease offers. ****** showed us 3 different colors of the Ioniq 5, so that I could choose, but I had to push him repeatedly to show me colors of the Ioniq 6. I then asked again to see the numbers and he went to talk to his manager. The numbers he came back with were not what was advertised and when I told him this, he went to the manager again. He came back with different numbers, but for only one of the models, and in the wrong trim. Back to the mgr again. Again the numbers came back, but they did not match with the advertised offer. Back to the mgr again. (Each trip to the mgr took at least 20 minutes). After nearly 3 hours (a total of 5 hours on the day), a 3rd salesman, *****, came to talk to us. He pointed to the ads I'd printed and said, "These deals don't exist. These come from Hyundai, but there is no way we can do this and they won't take the ads down." He added that ****** is new and "didn't know." He made a different offer that still didn't match the ads. Exhausted & angry, we left. I tried to call Hyundai (no answer) & to send a message (failed), to no avail.