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About Greenway Auto Group

Greenway Auto Group sells new and used imported and domestic vehicles from brands like Chrysler, Ford, Honda, Jeep, Kia and Toyota. The company also performs battery services, brake services, diagnostic checks, oil changes, parts sales, repairs and tire services. Greenway Auto Group was founded in 1973.

Company information

Address
9035 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando, FL 32817

Phone
407-275-3200

Website
http://www.greenway.com/

Hours of operation
Monday: 9am – 9pm
Tuesday: 9am – 9pm
Wednesday: 9am – 9pm
Thursday: 9am – 9pm
Friday: 9am – 9pm
Saturday: 9am – 9pm
Sunday: 11am – 6pm

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    Reviewed May 8, 2026

    My first purchase of a financed car was in this dishonest dealership on March 16. I don't speak English so choose a Hispanic salesman who said price quoted for a Toyota Yaris 2018 was $9,400 but the amount I was actually been billed is $12,466.00, this is in addition to the $4,000 down payment I paid in cash (I frankly thought that the called "downpayment" was part of payment in advance, so the remaining to be financed was $5,400, my ignorance was extreme).

    After conversation with the salesman and 4 hours waiting for nothing, the manager took me to his office, he didn't speak Spanish so the rest of the process was in English, I trusted the Hispanic salesman but everything he explained to me was verbally and never gave me a paper to see the numbers, so when the manager told me "sign here, here, ... and here" on the tablet I thought I was signing the same things the salesman told me. This manager added several amounts as the plate, the registration, a maintenance plan contract for three years, everything was included in the loan. Without my knowledge the manager had me sign the agreement with a third part for a car maintenance plan by leading me to believe it was already part of the price but he lied and also included it being financed as part of the loan.

    At no point I was provided with a written draft or pre-contract on paper to read and review carefully before signing on the tablet. Even after I signed everything, the manager gave me just a USB drive; consequently, I was unable to read the documents even at the very end of the process. The process that day was extremely lengthy from 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM—and fraught with various obstacles.

    These included the blocking of my debit card access due to five attempted transfers—each for $897.83—initiated by the manager at the time which wasn't justified, given that the down payment was $4,000; furthermore, this incident forced me to visit a bank branch in person escorted for an employee to withdraw the necessary cash. I consider the purchasing process at Greenway Hyundai Orlando was entirely lacked transparency, and I really regret this purchase every day. In addition, the salesperson told me that the first payment would be on May 30, but the financial company notified me the first payment was due on April 30 which affected severely my monthly budget.

    I called them many times and never had a response. On April 10 I sent them a letter explaining my disagreement and claiming a refund of the downpayment and I wanted to return the car. Obviously they refused, instead they offered me a full refund of the maintenance plan with Power Protect and send the amount to the car lender, I accepted but they did nothing during a whole month until yesterday May 06. They just notified me that the refund will be processed in 6-8 weeks, meanwhile the lender continues applying interests to the whole amount.

    On top of that, the same week after the purchase, the car insurance company notified me stating that the vehicle requires a tire rotation—since the last one was due on October 23, 2025; also the car started to make many strange noises and moves when driving, the break pedal make sounds when stopping and start to drive, the screen unexpectedly turns off and I can't see the rear camera when I drive in reverse which is a real risk to me and other people. The check engine light is "on" and I really start to feel unsafe driving this car. That means they sold me a car out of update maintenance, who knows what its real condition is.

    Supposedly this dealership is a big serious company that sells certified cars, so how is possible that the car starts to fail in less than a month after purchased? For them this is an insignificant case but for me, a senior widow that survive paycheck to paycheck this is a nightmare, all because I had the bad luck with a dishonest manager. I'm looking for counseling and will try to escalate to other instances of the company, also TV and media should know what kind of bad practices company Greenway Hyundai Orlando do and people avoid them.

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    Inventory

    Greenway Auto Group is a new and used car dealership. The company’s new inventory of cars, trucks and SUVs includes Alfa Romeo, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Dodge, Ford, Genesis, Honda, Hyundai, Jeep, Mazda, Kia, Nissan, Ram and Toyota vehicles. 

    The used vehicle selection from Greenway Auto Group depends on when you shop at the dealership.

    Greenway Auto Group services

    In addition to auto sales, Greenway Auto Group also offers the following services:

    • Battery services
    • Brake services
    • Diagnostic checks
    • Oil changes
    • Parts sales
    • Repairs
    • Tire services

    Greenway Auto Group return policy and guarantees

    Greenway Auto Group does not mention any specific return policies or guarantees on its website. Some dealerships offer a limited return policy for new and used vehicles, which lets you return the car within a specified period if you’re unsatisfied. This period is usually short, often ranging from a few days to a week.

    Not all dealerships offer this kind of return policy, though, and those that do may have conditions; normally, the car must be returned with limited mileage and no damage to the vehicle. You will need to ask Greenway Auto Group about the dealership’s specific return policy or guarantees.

    Greenway Auto Group warranty options and providers

    Greenway Auto Group doesn’t mention any specific warranty coverage. However, almost all new cars sold in the U.S. come with at least a three-year/36,000-mile bumper-to-bumper warranty.

    Extended coverage varies by manufacturer:

    You can also work with an extended warranty company to get additional coverage on a new or used car.

    Greenway Auto Group financing options

    You can finance a car from Greenway Auto Group with a loan or lease. The company has an online application, which you can fill out before you visit the dealership.

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