Business ProfileforYoung Automotive Group

I bought a 2019 Hyundai Tuscon in April 2020 from Young GMC. I bought an extended warranty because I didn't want costly car repairs since I had to get a loan to purchase it. In November 2022 the engine light came on so we took it down to Young Hyundai. The Catalytic converter needed to be replaced. Less than 9 months later the CC went out again. Young Hyundai did not know why it went out again and now it was burning oil. The CC needed to be replaced again in January 2024. Young Hyundai determined now that I needed a new engine. We requested Hyundai pay to replace the engine since they have "the best warranty in the business" 100,000 miles/10 yr warranty. Hyundai required numerous tests including an oil consumption test which required the CC to be replaced for the 4th time. We couldn't complete the test since the CC went out after 3 weeks. Hyundai determined that the engine failure was not due to the huge recall/ pending class action suit so they "declined to offer any financial assistance". My extended warranty agreed to replace the cylinder head and the timing chain but I was required to pay Young Hyundai $1200.00 for the tear down of the engine and the deductible. I was under the impression that my car was fixed now. Why would they do the repairs if it wouldn't? After less than a month the CC needed to be replaced for the 5th time in less than 2 yrs. After a month and a half Young Hyundai informed me that my extended warranty would not pay for any more repairs until they could see what caused the engine to fail and Young Hyundai did not know what was causing the failure. I asked what my options were and they said my only option was to replace the engine for over $12,000. The CC doesn't go out 5 times in 2 years from regular wear and tear. This is obviously an engine defect. Hyundai, Young Hyundai(which represents Hyundai)or the extended warranty that I bought from Young GMC offered us any other solutions. I can't sell it, I can't trade it in and I can't drive it.