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smashhud (Salman Mashhud) 2012-01-19 08:25:42 +0500 #41

I agree.. its for all 2006-08 City Facelift Models.. Do check with other 2/3S dealerships..

Rahatmallick1990 (Rahatmallick1990) 2012-01-19 15:50:02 +0500 #42

very nice gesture, wish Toyota would learn some lesson from this

mubeenshahid (mubeenshahid) 2012-01-20 06:22:01 +0500 #43

Toyota indus pays for late delivery.i got 10k when the delivery was 1mnth late while honda deliveries are much more late

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Ghassan (Ghassan) 2012-01-20 12:10:11 +0500 #44

I think there is mark up payment for late deliveries (if not delivered within certain period of time) Honda should be liable to pay mark-up as well....

Can anyone please explain on this ???

cartel (cartel) 2012-01-20 13:10:59 +0500 #45

I went to a Honda Dealership today to book a city. In the process, the salesman told me about another "token gesture" on part of honda which I think is going unadvertised. I was told that unlike the past practice, where a buyer has to pay the price of vehicle prevailing at the time of delivery, honda is currently offering a price lock-in i.e. once you have booked your order, you will not have to pay extra if the company increases car prices before the time of delivery (not applicable to govt taxes though).

IF correct (I am getting this verified from the company), I think this is also a fair and much appreciated practice by honda. I got stung by this three years ago when I got a corolla, and ended-up paying extra becoz of price increase during the waiting period.

And Yes, you are entitled to interest payment on your deposit if the delivery takes more than 60 days.

Ghassan (Ghassan) 2012-01-20 14:09:59 +0500 #46

Yeah, I heard as well, that this time honda will not charge price at delivery, instead they will charge only what price was at booking time!!! but not sure though....

markup recovery will be a good thing.... any idea about how much per month ???

cartel (cartel) 2012-01-21 15:48:07 +0500 #47

Yes, it depends on the delay period and the invoice amount you have deposited with the company. To get a reasonably good idea about your claim, you can do the following:

Multiply the original invoice amount you have deposited by 0.00375 if the delivery has been delayed by 30 days or one month (i.e. 60+30)

If the vehicle delivery has been delayed by two months (60+30+30), multiply the invoice by 0.00375 and then by 2, and so on...