Alto Booking 2022

[pwuser160638870220]

Hi Team, i have booked Suzuki alto VXR in dec 2022. Company gave me a tentative date of 4 months. As per sunil Sir video, company should pay Kibor+3% incase the delivery is more than 2 months. I have two queries

1) On booking paper they have written 120 days tentative delivery time , will they pay me 2 months (Kibor+3%) amount of the 2 months if they deliver after 4 months?

2) What is the process to get that payment if the dealership doesnt give u that.

[mohummed.ahmed]

1. No. Only those orders, for which tentative delivery period was sixty days, but which were delivered after expiry of sixty days are eligible for this compensation. I got it confirmed from Suzuki, in writing.

2. Keep on writing reminder emails to Suzuki, while sharing your PBO, & Invoice.

[StoneCold316]

you booked the car in Dec 2022 ? man are you guy from the future?

[razaalirizvi1]

2021, typo

[razaalirizvi1]

what is the court order on this? they cant make their own rules
They can write whatever but you can challenge that in the court of law i believe.

[StoneCold316]

they will not ..(Kibor+3%) my friend booked vxl in September .Tentative delivery was 13 Jan.. he is still waiting and praying..he is not the only one.. lof of folks are too! waiting .and praying!

2) What is the process to get that payment if the dealership doesnt give u that. <=============== about this.. i have no idea..dealer cant ... pak suzuki can ... bcz you made the payorder against pak suzuki not for dealer....

i booked the car 9 Nov tentative is 18 March if i am lucky i will have it..otherwise possibly delay nothing we can do .. u can challenger in court i believe but its hectic

[azfarnb]

Please remember, this rule does not apply to partial payments. 60 day rule applies from the date of full payment.

[mohummed.ahmed]

The law says auto-manufacturer has to deliver the car within sixty days from the date of booking. Is this condition being followed now-a-days? No, and the government has done nothing to ensure the applicability of this law in letter and spirit.

When the buyer signs the PBO, he agrees to get delivery within let's say four months. Now, nowhere does the law say that auto-manufacturer has to pay compensation, if it doesn't deliver the car within four months, because the conditions: Giving delivery within sixty days and paying compensation after the sixtieth day, both go hand and hand, and both of which have been violated altogether.

You may nevertheless try your luck in the court of law and see if the odds turn out in your favour.

[janejlocane]

Thanks a lot!