named Bowers-Hyundai, 139 McKinley Road, Beaver Falls, PA 15010.
Anyone had any experience with this dealership.Also, what does the
bumper to bumper warranty cover and not cover? This is the first new
car l ever purchased from a dealer and the first time, l bought a Hyundai.

Not sure why u r asking for dealer experiences after u just bought a car there. Why do not u share ur experiences with everyone else on the dealer review section at edmunds.com?

The bumper-to-bumper will cover basically everything that is not considered 'wear & tear' items.
These items include brakes, tires, etc.
You should have received a warranty book along with ur owners manual that explains everything. If u did not, ask the dealer for one.

Be sure to carefully follow the recommended service schedule located in ur owners manual. If u do not follow this, then a Hyundai could argue that u were negligible in servicing the vehicle, which could void ur warranty.

bumper to bumper warranty covers whats between the bumpers if it breaks thus the words bumper to bumper warranty so if u have a problem u take it back they fix it for free if its something the company did wrong like the part broke had no part in u doing it to it should be covered free if u have more than one problem complain loud while theres a lot of people in show room if they dont want to cover warranty call company & talk with them if that dont fix it make a sign & place on car while its park close to dealer & or drive a round town with it saying l got this car from so in so & they dont take care of what they sell

Read your warranty papers.

That one question right there.

Why ask us what the warranty covers when you have the paperwork right there in your hands? C'mon, you just bought the car.

Lets take a second and think about this shall we?

Well, l have had several Hyundais. One purchased in Wv. & two in Florida. Never had an problems with the Wv. car, a Excel. One florida car, an elantra had a problem with a speed sensor which was repaired under warranty. THat car also had a vibration in the front end, which the dealer tried a few times to fix, which they couldn't. Tried to get justice under a lemon law claim, but l was not sucessful. l spent a few hundred bucks for new tires, & the vibratiion went away. That dealership lost their franchise shortly therafter.Beyond the vibration problem, l never had another problem with the car.
My current Hyundai, a Santa Fe, has been the best vehicle l have ever owned. And l have had at least one car from the domestic lines. No problems at all.
l have dealt with Hyundai dealers in Wv, & Florida & only had the problem with the one that lost their franchise. The others have all been very helpful & very professional.
l would bet that Bowers is just as good as anyother hyundai dealer. They have a good quality product. Bumper to bumper means exactly that. You should also receive be able to sign up for their web site that gives u access to all of their service information. This allows u to see the owners manual online, & all specs & repair info for u car. This is the same site that any hyundai tech would use. l use this site all the time to look up recalls & service bullitins. l do not know any domestics that give u access to this info. l guess hyundai wants to add a degree of honesty to their service. l love this car company !!! Good luck with ur hyundai. take care of it & it will treat u right.

l have owned and still own 88 hyundai excel (lasted over 200,000 miles until totaled), 2002 elantra, 2003 sonata and 2005 elantra. Do not know about the dealer. l bought all mine from Lehigh Valley Hyundai in Emmaus, Pa. Highly recommend them.