Business ProfileforSid Dillon Nissan Hyundai Buick Lincoln

I took my Hyundai Elantra to be looked at due to my car running sluggish and difficulty starting. I was sent a very vague text program just telling me what the cost of my repair would be and not was wrong or what they checked. The cost was $10,000 dollars. I was in shock! I attempted to contact Kyle who helped in the morning but was unsuccessful, so I ended up going to the dealership to get an explanation. I was told that I needed a new engine due to my piston rings not working properly and that the engine was causing blow by with exhaust. I couldn't believe it. They said I needed a new engine. I was upset and already having a bad day. Another guy tried to explain it to me. Seeing how upset I was he tried to sympathize with me but promptly took me to a salesman to see about trading in my car or to look for another car. I didn't get offered anything for my car which supposedly needed a new engine. I didn't buy a car that day either. I later attempted to talk to the mechanic about how he determined this by just driving my car by himself. I was not told what diagnostics he used to determine this. I also attempted to talk to the store manager, and he did not appear to want to help other than emphasize that he was trained Hyundai mechanic like he couldn't have made any mistakes in diagnosing what was wrong with my car. I had asked about filling a claim with Hyundai. He didn't appear to want to do that because they would have to tear apart my car and I would have to at least pay for the labor. He said I could get a second opinion in which I did. I went to a very trustworthy, well experienced mechanic that I have used in the past. The problem was a crankshaft position sensor. The cost $213.61! My car runs perfectly now. What kind of business are they running and trying to take advantage of people? When will this stop? They continue to hurt their business by doing this. I don't think I will be coming back because I cannot trust what they tell me.