Coggin Deland Hyundai

I have bought 2 Sonatas--a 2014 and a 2015. The '14 I bought used. I had it for about 9 months and the engine cracked--even though I had gotten it serviced regularly. I loved the car so I bought another one, thinking that perhaps the previous owner and run the car hard or maybe it was a fluke. Well I got talked into buying the "All inclusive, top to bottom, front to back, everything but the tires" extended warranty--that's how it was described to me. Over a year ago, I noticed some paint flaking around the rear window. I pointed it out to them when I took it in the next time and was told "Warranties don't cover paint". I explained what I'd been told and they said "Bring in your warranty". No worries except that life interferes with plans and I spent months in and out of the country, taking care of my uncle. 4 months ago, I finally got bring in my warranty and after having them look at it like it was plutonium or something, they sent me to the body shop. Again I get called out of the country for my uncle who now needs a heart transplant. While I am up there, I am told this flaking paint--an obvious defect to anyone who looks at it--is not covered and will cost $2600 to fix! The car has LESS THAN 60,000 miles on it! The mildewed spoiler is covered. The mildewed door protectors are not but I can pay to have those removed. Since this issue is ON TOP of all those other issues as well as repeatedly having to bring the car in because the backup sensors stop working, the check engine light keeps coming on, the turn sensors stop working, the gas mileage is down to 25 highway...plus numerous pesky things that got fixed, I'm upset but have to wait until I get back home. Well I got back and went in today. The "new" sales manager who just transferred in from California, informs me that I am NOT going to get this fixed unless I pay for it myself. The company has changed hands (Hyundai) and since nobody who was with the old company is here now, I can basically go fly a kite. He was VERY unprofessional (using profanity, which I had to ask him to watch his language and glaring at me as though I was something on the bottom of his shoe) and informed me that I may or may not be a liar and said he has no intention of doing anything for me unless I buy a new car from him, in which case he will give me what the car is worth. I said "And go through this again in another 4 years? No, thank you!" at which time he held up his fist for a fist bump--this man is OBVIOUSLY in his late 50's at least--and said, "Then we're done here." and after which, got up from his desk. To say that I was insulted, is an understatement! That I was left feeling angry and frustrated, yeah, obviously! But to be dismissed in such a way from this uneducated plebe, well that's just wrong! I will tell anyone who will listen not to buy a Hyundai and it is this man's fault. Had he offered to split the cost, I may have accepted. To be told "I won't pay $5 toward that paint!" and the ridiculous fist bump gesture--which I was so stunned to see a grown man use that I automatically held up my fist! I expected that from my 6 year old granddaughter...not a "professional" manager! These are the pictures of SOME of the issues with my 4 year old Sonata. The first picture is the door. This is a plastic strip that runs along the part of the door that opens so that if you accidentally ding another car it will not damage it or your door. The black stuff is MILDEW! The second photo is of the plastic "patch" under the door handle. Also mildew. The third is the rear spoiler which is not only mildewed but there is no top coat so it's dull. The last picture is of the flaking paint which prompted this review. As you can see, there is no damage to the glass or the bare metal which would indicate a rock or other object had caused this problem.