Indian Court Orders Skoda to Pay Customer for Delayed Car Repair

A consumer commission in Maharashtra, India, has ordered Skoda and its dealer to pay Rs 3.25 lakh (approximately $3,900 USD) to a customer whose premium car was held at a service center for 58 days due to a starting issue, citing deficiency in service.

22 Jun, 12:30 — 22 Jun, 12:30

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Times of IndiaMostly Factual56d ago

Skoda dealer took two months to repair car, court orders to pay Rs 3.25 lakh

A Maharashtra consumer commission has ordered Skoda and its dealer to pay Rs 3 lakh to a customer whose premium car was stuck at a service centre for 58 days due to a starting issue. The commission found both parties liable for deficiency in service, rejecting the dealer's excuse of imported spare parts.

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Indian Court Orders Skoda to Pay Customer for Delayed Car Repair

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Skoda dealer took two months to repair car, court orders to pay Rs 3.25 lakh

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