HYUNDAI Korea is unlikely to honour warranties and service plans for many of the 80000 Hyundai vehicles, even though a consortium of banks and creditors is due to sign a deal with the Korean company on Monday. Business Day reports that Super Group, a key contender, pulled out of bidding citing sensitive conditions put on the table by Hyundai Motor Corporation of Korea. Super Group nonexecutive director Basil Green said it became apparent that Hyundai Korea will not honour certain of the warranties and service plans of a large proportion of the 80000 Hyundai vehicles in SA. It is estimated that this could cost in the region of R80-million. Associated Motor Holdings, a subsidiary of Imperial Holdings, is expected to take over the Hyundai dealerships.