9 Saskatchewan Hyundai Dealers

Very helpful! - gordmacdonald123

Very helpful! Great service and vehicle selection. This was our third Hyundai with really no issues. Definitely recommend.

If you read nothing else in this review, remember two - Rob

If you read nothing else in this review, remember two things. 1. RECORD YOUR CONVERSATIONS when buying a used vehicle. If the salesperson refuses, walk away. At the very least, get every detail about the vehicle’s condition and service history written down and signed. 2. The service department mechanics WORK ON COMMISSION. That means when you bring your vehicle in for one thing, you should expect several other services to be recommended as this is a sig part of their salary. This was confirmed to me directly by the General Manager,Chris. Now the story. In August 2023 I bought a 2018 Hyundai Santa Fe (100,000 km)from Saskatoon North Hyundai. I actually left a glowing review at the time because my experience with Sal (sales) and Chris (manager)seemed great. I was told the vehicle had just arrived and had passed inspection with flying colors. When I asked for the inspection report, Sal said it had been misplaced but assured me everything was good. I specifically asked if all required maintenance was up to date and if the brakes and tires were in good condition. Both Sal and Chris confirmed there were no issues. Fast forward two years and under 30K later. I brought the vehicle in to fix an oil gasket leak, which Hyundai had supposedly repaired less than a year earlier. After questioning the charge they agreed to redo it for free, but strongly recommended a transmission fluid service. I was told at purchase that this type of maintenance had already been done, but I approved it anyway. Two weeks later my partner said the vehicle felt jerky and the engine was revving unusually high. I brought it back and was told the vehicle had almost no transmission fluid because of an “error” with the machine used to fill it. Two weeks after that, I noticed oil on my driveway again. Back to Hyundai. This time I was told the problem was a crankshaft seal and it would cost $1,600. I was also told all 4 brake pads were under 2 mm and all rotors needed replacement, $2,000. At the same visit they also recommended another $3000 worth of services including a transmission service (even though it had been done 2 wks previous!!), brake flush, fuel injection flush, differential service, and more. Remember, this is a vehicle we had driven less than 30,000 km since purchase. I asked to speak with Chris, the General Manager. I was told he would call me back the same day. He didn’t. Instead a salesperson contacted me offering to trade the vehicle in and put me into a new one. What a joke! For the next week I left messages and followed up through both sales and service. I left many messages for Chris at the front desk. Eight days later he finally called. After the usual “with a new car you wouldn’t have these problems discussion, I pointed out that there is no way brakes should go from acceptable to under 2 mm in such a short time, esp when I had specifically confirmed their condition at the time of purchase. I asked for reimbursement for the crankshaft seal repair, explaining that driving a vehicle that had been losing oil could be the cause of the damage. Chris dismissed the request as “silly” and “unreasonable.” He said he would review the work order and call me back. He never did. I am frustrated with myself for ignoring my instincts during the purchase. My goal with this review is simply to warn others so you don’t make the same mistake. In my opinion, Saskatoon North Hyundai represents exactly why people distrust the used car industry. Sales promises did not match what I later experienced with the vehicle, and communication from management was extremely poor once problems appeared. The dealership advertises heavily toward newer Canadians. My advice to anyone, especially those unfamiliar with the local car market, is to be extremely cautious and document everything carefully before signing anything. If I can help even one person avoid the experience I had, writing this is worth it.

I have my truck in there for a service very polite staff - Crazycaper123

I have my truck in there for a service very polite staff and very knowledgable! Good price as well! I’ll definitely be back!!

Best vehicle purchase experience I've had in 25 years! No... - RPeters

Best vehicle purchase experience I've had in 25 years! No pushy sales, relaxed and knowledgeable staff. Great communication. New palisade is beautiful and can not be beat. Compare the quality, price and warranty to anything -we are very pleased.

We needed a car for a new driver in the family. - W

We needed a car for a new driver in the family. Taylor took care of us!

The appointment was easy to make and and I didn’t have to - tour85

The appointment was easy to make and and I didn’t have to wait long to get the vehicle in, especially since I was only able to come in on a Monday. Service department was very quick in getting the car in for servicing and I didn’t have to wait long.

Warranty - Unhappy

Purchased a vehicle through this dealership and we were not happy with the purchase, we traded the vehicle to another dealership, now they are not fulfilling their obligation on refunding the money for extra accessories we had purchased and the work was on done also we purchased extended warranty on the vehicle, they are saying it is not refundable because we traded to another dealership, so I would never recommend this dealership to another individual, I hope you guys never sell another vehicle

[Defective Parts in My Brand-New 2025 Tucson Hybrid – - Naveen

[Defective Parts in My Brand-New 2025 Tucson Hybrid – Completely Unacceptable] I purchased my 2025 Hyundai Tucson Ultimate Hybrid from South Saskatoon Hyundai in July 2025, and within just a few months, I’ve experienced multiple defective parts and repeat mechanical failures. Here’s what has happened so far: – Engine warning light: Diagnosed as a faulty crankshaft, which had to be replaced. – TPMS sensor issue: One of the tire pressure sensors failed and needed replacement. – Engine warning light again: Even after repair, the light stayed on. The dealership later said another sensor was defective and would need replacement. It is completely unacceptable for a brand-new vehicle to have so many defective components and require repeated repairs in less than three months of ownership. On top of that, the dealership refused to provide a courtesy or loaner vehicle, leaving me without transportation for my daily commute between Warman and Saskatoon, where there are no public transit or ride-share options. These ongoing issues raise serious questions about the quality, reliability, and safety of my vehicle. I did not expect to spend this much time in the service department for a new car. I am asking South Saskatoon Hyundai and Hyundai Canada to take responsibility and replace this defective vehicle under warranty. Anything less would be unacceptable given the repeated part failures and inconvenience I’ve faced. I will update this review depending on how Hyundai and the dealership resolve this matter.

I live in Regina and because of the communication with - ann.ritson

I live in Regina and because of the communication with the dealership in North Battleford (3.5 hrs away) the decision was made to travel the 3.5 hrs to pick up my new Kona. The staff was friendly down to earth respectful of budgets. I did not receive the same service unfortunately in Regina. I have already recommended the North Battleford dealership and our sales person Byron to my family and friends that it is worth the 3.5 hr drive to buy a car from this dealership and our salesman Byron. He spent the time with me to make sure I was set up and I new how the electronics and functions of the car worked. I felt like a person not just another sale. I thank Byron for his knowledge and time with me and my family.