Business ProfileforLaguna Niguel Hyundai

About a year ago, I received a letter regarding a recall on my 2012 Hyundai Sonata. See below from Hyundai:Recall 251 - The subject vehicles are equipped with Anti-Lock Brake System (***) modules that could leak brake fluid internally and cause an electrical short over time. An electrical short could result in significant overcurrent in the *** module increasing the risk of an engine compartment fire while parked or driving.We are currently making preparations to implement the Safety Recall remedy. As soon as a remedy is available, owners will be mailed a notification letter by first-class mail to bring their vehicles in for service. This procedure will be performed at no charge. We currently do not have a date to provide on when the remedy will be available as we are still currently working on a remedy.Owners can continue driving these vehicles, however, Hyundai recommends owners to park their vehicles outside and away from structures until the recall remedy is completed.Since then, I have had problems with my car regarding *** system failure. In 2019, I had the same issue and paid over $700 to get it repaired. As a result of this, I have not been able to drive the car because I don't feel safe and it had not been able to start due to the *** system failure. I called about 3 weeks again and made an appointment to get the recall repaired. When I arrived, I was promised a loaner car that wasn't available and was also told that the part needed to repair my car was on back order. I have lost so much time and money dealing with this dealership and Hyundai Corporation. The fact that they made an appointment for me to come in to get the RECALL repairs done and not have the decency to call me or hold the part for me since I had an appointment is unacceptable. To expect me to driver a car that could catch on fire is inhumane. I am asking for reimbursement of alternate transportation services and lost time from getting to work