half a dozen people to complete a purchase and spend 6-7 hours before one can leave with the vehicle - Beaverton Hyundai has pulled a unique screw up. After receiving a check for over eight hundred dollars refunded for "excess DMV fees" we inquired why we were receiving the check. It turns out Beaverton Hyundai decided independently that we wanted to transfer the title to our Honda truck which we were not trading in nor planing to sell. They both sent in the paper work to DMV but charged us for new registration. So now the DMV is going to transfer the registration - which will need to be corrected, we can't drive the truck because the registration has been transferred. One would think that one of six people who pestered us with conversation during the ordeal at Beaverton Hyundai would be competent in completing the paperwork. Now the sales manager who said he would straighten things out defended Beaverton Hyundai by saying that we had requested the transfer - we apparently signed the paper work - but as anyone who has purchased a vehicle or a house knows that nothing is explained when the signing takes place. What is most disturbing is that we never drove our truck to the dealership so they had to look up the plate number somehow??? Well we have to wait until the DMV transfers the registration so we can transfer it back (3-6 months?). Problem is this dealership is no worse than the quality of competence one gets anywhere these days. But a screw up with the DMV is unforgivable. So I gave them 2 stars instead of average 3 stars.
— renbuild