Yah, certainly sounds like inordinate stamina and resolve required on your part, also coupled with pressure from Hyundai Corp. to fully recover the the deal you had agreed upon with the dealer.

Now "...to figure out what to say."
Taking down the first review might be welcome enough relief for the dealer they simply elect to let the sleeping dog lay. So, I'd await their contact first, as you may have no further calories of effort to burn trying to figure how to build a fitting new review.

And, if reviews there include stars, and adding one (and only one) to what your initial review had been does NOT wind up giving them now 5 Stars (meaning of course perfectly satisfied), then so be it. But only one added star thing.

As far as what to write, maybe something like, "After inordinate stamina and resolve on my part, coupled with pressure from Hyundai Corp., I was able to fully recover the the deal I had agreed upon with the dealer."

Glad you were (finally) made whole.

 

They made one mistake. Not understanding the amount of patience linked to dumb stuff that DD214 represented. Grunt turned admin after an injury in Iraq. I am well equipped for long drawn out fights based on mostly principle more than the amount. They lied. It got fixed. Again, Hyundai itself stood behind what they said they would - so really happy to see that hasn't changed.


Good input on how to respond. I like it.

 

I've never served. And as not even a fingernail's worth of substituting for that though, I managed to leverage skills when way way older to score as USACE contractor 3 years in Iraq's Reconstruction, and a year for DOS INL Afghanistan.

No, I'll not insult anyone of service a flip-off, "Thank you for your service." It can never be said anywhere near-worthy as such.

Happy Safe & Healthy New Year. For you, family, and friends. O.K, - your pets and cars and all the rodents in your house too.

 

Didn't happen to be there in 05 eh? Wonder if we may have come close to crossing paths. I was all over the place during that time. That said; one of my current favorite authors nailed what it is like to be in the military in his writing. Including the dumb - hurry up and wait, etc etc etc. I thought for sure he was in uniform; nope - contractor. So I can see those that were around it in that capacity getting to know the dumb that comes with it. Also; on a lot of my projects the contractors were super freaking helpful - so nothing but love for the guys I worked with when I was over there.

Also; if all goes well I will join the contractor side of things and leave my current job. Just waiting for the company I am technically already employed with to secure the contract and I'll be the program manager/help on the HR side of things. That job is one of many reasons I got out of my last ride when I did. I need something I can trust to drive from Texas to Ohio from time to time. I did not trust my last ride to get across Texas itself... maybe I should have thrown a bigger fit about the transmission before I tuned it. Eh... I like this one better in every way other than the lost straight line speed that I really don't miss (also saving money with it). This one is quick enough for what I need.