Engine replacement cost due to oil consumption

i bought my 2018 Hyundai Sante Fe Sport in Sept of 2022. Two weeks after I purchased the car I needed an oil change. So I thought Ill just get an oil change. Two weeks after that my check oil light came on I took it in to where I got an oil change and they said that there was literrally only one quart of oil in the car. I have taken my car every week since to get oil added in. There are no leaks at all. I have contacted Hyundai through email I have that case number and I was told to take it to a local hyunai dealership to have it checked out. I called to schedule and appointment and of course the appointments are like a month or a month in a half out. So I finally got in after I scheduled the appointment but that was another hassle, because they said I didnt have an appointment when I clearly spoke to someone in the service department and I took my car last night because my appointment was for 7:30 am. I get a phone stating that there was no appointment. But what I found funny was my car has never been there for any type of repairs before today and when he called he knew my name and obviously had my number. They wouldnt do anything so I told them NOOO i was scheduled an appointment so they played back the phone recordings and found the conversation I had with gentlemen and check my car. I was old I had to do and oil change and pay $62 and bring back my car every 1000 miles. Thenn when he called to tell me what needed to be done and then said it will be 900 I was not told that. And in the phone recording it clearly states every word we had said o each other. So i reached out to Hyundai corporate and it was escalated so lets see. Ill give them a couple days. oh and yes I also have documents stating dates and how many quarts i had to put in weekly.

Hyundai has known about this issue especailly on the 2017 Santa Fe Sport version with the 4 cylinder engine. Here's the problem - The SALESPERSONS know this too! And yet they continue to sell these lemons at a premium price for USED/PRE-OWNED vehicles for over $20k with mileage around 21,000. Dealers that try to avoid the consumption test first perform a combustion chamber cleaning that never works - but at least honest dealers give it a try! The the oil consumption test is performed which is a joke because Hyundai is praying that this 3 stage test comes back under their 1qt. for every 1,000 miles which is a joke because it shouldn't be burning that much oil in any case. In other words, Hyundai has no F...ING CLUE what is causing this issue. This test is a SHAM! One of the main reasons why I purchased the Calligraphy trim for my 2023 was to get into the turbo engine - not the naturally aspirated 4 cylinder because of possible consumption issues. Good luck 2017 Santa Fe owners.You also have an ABS Safety Recall with no remedy available yet (but I could be wrong on that).