Lester Glenn Hyundai Toms River

Reviews

• KM

  Katie Murray

  2 days ago
  5.0
  I wasn’t planning on getting another Hyundai. I went into the dealership with a mindset that I was going to switch car companies. I met Binish and right off the bat he was very friendly. He started off asking me what I wanted and needed in a car and we went from there. He let me test drive one of the cars and as we were going back to the dealership, I shared my feelings about a previous Hyundai I had and encouraged me to still drive the car and be comfortable in it. He spent nearly 7 hours with me (yes, a long time!) but he wasn’t rushing me in deciding on a car. Yes, the question “what can we do for you to get you in a new car” came up (as it usually does) but while thinking, this time, I did not feel rushed and it was MY decision to go forward with a new Santa Fe (as opposed to last time where I felt rushed). Binish had a friendly demeanor and you can tell he truly enjoys speaking with people in general and we swapped stories about our lives and families. At the end of the day, yes, he needs to make a living like we all do, but I could tell that he wouldn’t put someone or a family in a Hyundai that he felt unsafe if he didn’t put his own family in one. Sorry I didn’t ring the bell Binish - I don’t like the spotlight on me! LOL!
• PP

  Patti Pardini

  4 days ago
  5.0
  Sara Walsh is my go to sales professional at Lester, Glenn, Hyundai. Once again, she came through for me with a beautiful sleek and comfortable Kona Limited at the best price. Sara made the process so easy in her friendly, professional and caring manner. After leasing the subcompact for six years, Sara took my concern of the newer larger Kona one step further and let me take a 2026 home for the day. I was sold! And Sara secured the color combo I wanted, cyber gray exterior and light interior. Thank you, Sara, you are the best! ♥️♥️♥️
• GD

  Garrett Dude

  Apr 18, 2026
  1.0
  My mother was sent home with her car door taped closed and unable to latch close. My mother bought Hyundai Tucson from here and had a bad experience when bringing the SUV in for a repair. Her rear driver side door couldn't open, and the window was broken. They looked at the door, said they didn't have the part to repair it and asked her to come back, and that's annoying but fine. What was unacceptable is that they taped the door closed and it cannot latch close, and she wasn't informed that it couldn't close. She continued using the car before realizing the next morning that she was a pothole away from her door possibly flying open.
• GT

  Gary Tepper

  Apr 15, 2026
  5.0
  Had the best experience ever leasing an automobile! It is because I had a wonderful sales person named Crystal Gayle! She took the time, effort, and patience to accommodate all my questions and concerns. Not at any time did I feel pressured to make a purchase. Also, she was training a new employee, Jelani Gaynor. She made him feel part of the team and had him actively involved in the purchase sale. Jelani I would’ve never guessed was in-training. He was so knowledgeable and helpful throughout the process. Lester Glenn should be proud to have two remarkable people representing your company! Ask for either one of them If you are planning to purchase an automobile. I promise you, you would not be disappointed!
• AC

  Ant C

  Apr 15, 2026
  1.0
  Update: Lester Glenn replied with the bs you see below to "fix" the situation , yet days later after sending an email, no reply back. Gee I wonder why, was it to give them a few more days of sales and they can get a bunch of adrenaline filled, incentived customers to immediately post about their experience while sitting and waiting to be robbed in the finance department. You can try to bury a bad review but it isn't gonna go away. This dealership has a saleswoman who sold a vehicle to my 87-year-old grandfather, and the situation is extremely concerning. For context, his previous lease had ended, and he was simply paying month-to-month while our family decided what to do next. Over his entire 3-year lease, he only drove about 10,000 miles. During that time, his salesperson continued reaching out, encouraging him to enter into a new lease. Because of his age, and being a trusting person he trusted her. He was no longer even comfortable driving to the dealership, which should of been the first sign, so she came to his home with paperwork for him to sign. He did not fully understand what he was agreeing too. We didn't even know this happened to days later. I understand this is a business, and salespeople need to make a living—but there should be a level of responsibility and basic ethics involved. When working with an 87-year-old customer, it would have been reasonable to suggest involving a family member or ensuring someone else was present before finalizing a major financial decision. Now, just a few months later, my grandfather is bedridden and battling life-threatening cancer. Meanwhile, he is locked into a brand-new lease for a vehicle that is sitting unused in a garage. He would have been perfectly fine continuing month-to-month, and we could have returned the vehicle whenever we decided. Instead, we’re left dealing with a long-term financial obligation that never should have happened. Everyone has to make a sale, but situations like this call for judgment, integrity, and common sense. Given how little he drove and his age, and not even being able to drive to the dealership, it’s hard to understand why a new lease was pushed or suggested. I hope this situation is taken seriously, because it reflects very poorly on the values of Lester Glenn.