Incredibly predatory, i just finished school and was looking to buy a car, and i unfortunately had…read moreto deal with these people. I inquired about one car and the salesman Raj just brought me straight to the office and told me i had to put a deposit to be able to test drive the car, i didnt know much about this whole process so i just figured maybe its just in case and accident happens while im test driving? I directly ask him, i need to do all this just to test drive it? He replies with a very confident YES. Once i tried to grt my money back this absolute joke of a human being tells me i now own it abd hes not going to give me my money back... its wild people this disgusting still exist, do yourself a favor and just avoid these people at all cost.

I bought my second car from green tag auto, the procedure was quick and intelligent great deal…read moreamazing green tag auto and I give you a five

I just bought my first car and the service was amazing, they cleaned the car before I came to pick…read moreit up which made it seem like a brand new car and not a used one. I'm very happy I went through Green Tag Auto, they help you make the best decision without influencing you.

The bank ignored several of my requests to cash in a matured GIC and now the window has closed. The…read moreCIBC complaint department couldn't resolve my complaint. Total incompetence and they're holding my money which in my opinion at this point is embezzlement. Legal action is closing in on the crooks.

I feel like this branch needs to get an extra star purely based on my fantastic experience there…read morethe other day. I had to get a bank draft to my lawyer for closing costs and my main bank, PCF, charges something like $35 for one and requires a couple of days to process it. So I was going to go to the post office or Money Mart and just get money orders but found out that money orders can only be up to $1000.00 each so thought that would be a pain in the ass. Plus it would wind up costing more than going through PCF. I realized that I do have an account with CIBC but it's a US dollar account so wasn't sure if they would give me a draft or not. I walked up to the teller, Nicole, and she was sweet as pie. I got my bank draft without issue and for only $7.50. Fantastic! I also dealt with manager, Ann, who informed me about some CIBC products that I prequalified for without being pushy or sales-y. Very good experience overall. Unfortunately it doesn't completely make up for the usual line ups, stupid parking lot, and mediocre service, but Nicole and Ann earn this location a better rating in my books.

Complete garbage customer service. no diversity whatsoever. Incompetent and ignorant tellers,…read moreadvisors and ESPECIALLY management. this is not Scotiabank, this resembles more "The bank of India". Other than a white intimating and crude manager, also vulgar, uncaring and very rude, all other staff are Indian. Do not trust these incompetent and untrained racist individuals with your money. just down the street you will find much and more honest and respectful service from either the RBC or TD branches.

Very great honest guys, the process was very easy and transparent, i have had the car for about 2…read moremonths now and had no issues with it what so ever

Cooksville Hyundai is horrible to deal with. I dealt with both the Service Manager and General…read moreManager. Neither one was helpful to solve the issue with my car. They recommended we spend money on a diagnostic test for an intermittent flashing oil light. The test was supposed to take approximately two hours. It took closer to 7.5 hours with no communication other than the phone calls I made to get updates. They did not want to solve the problem. They were unhelpful. They encouraged me to keep spending more money with no solution. I bought my car from this dealership, but never again would I deal with them.

I brought my 2016 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid to Cooksville Hyundai for a recall engine replacement…read more Unfortunately, my experience has been extremely poor and the work appears incomplete. Communication Issues: The service team did not return calls despite multiple follow-ups. Updates were inconsistent, and I often went days without hearing back. Service Quality Concerns: After the recall engine swap, the vehicle was returned with new issues that were not present before. Additional repair estimates (belt tensioner, ignition coils, serpentine belt) were presented after the recall repair, even though these problems appeared only after their work. Technical Issue: Diagnostic trouble codes P0C17 (Drive Motor A Position Sensor Not Learned) and P0A4C (Generator Position Sensor Circuit) were found. According to Hyundai's own service bulletins, these codes occur when the position sensor learning procedure is not completed after an engine replacement. This indicates that Cooksville Hyundai failed to complete the calibration properly during the recall work. Management Response: When I raised concerns, the General Manager dismissed my complaint, told me to "take the car elsewhere," and suggested I remove my negative review instead of resolving the problem. I found this response unprofessional and hostile, especially since the issue directly relates to recall repair work. Outcome I Am Seeking: Proper completion of the required calibration procedure using Hyundai's GDS tool. Assurance that recall work was done correctly and safely. Accountability for poor communication and unprofessional treatment.