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Old 14th August 2013, 00:42   #46
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There may be a possibility of allocating these flood-affected Dusters to dealers in other parts of India. After the sale of such vehicles, in the event of any malfunctioning, company/dealership can cite it as a one-off case easily as all such cases will not be reported from the same city.
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Old 14th August 2013, 14:24   #47
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Here's a handy guide for potential Renault / Duster owners : Linky
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From and inside source.. Caveat emptor!

"The process of salvaging the drowned cars have begun. ... they are working on 5 to 10 cars every day. A team from other Renault dealers have arrived to speed up the process. They change the wiring and the sensors for Engine management computer, clean and dry the interiors, change the engine oil which might look like mayonnaise, and that's it. It's a brand new car again ready for some unfortunate buyer!!!""
If Renault has a long term strategy in India, they should not allow TVS to sell these cars. Instead they can auction these cars publicly. This will increase customer confidence in the brand. In fact, Renault should introduce some CBMs (confident building measures) to retain their prospective customers.
  • Publish the VIN Nos/Engine/Serial Numbers of the Cars that are damaged in the flood so that buyers can cross check them with their new vehicles. (and there by make sure that they have not taken delivery of a refurbished car)
  • Force the dealer to auction them.
  • Publish an affidavit in all major news papers in South India saying that these damaged/refurbished vehicles will not be sold to the public through the showroom.
Renault cannot wash their hands off from their responsibility and in case of any such incidents of cheating, that is going to BADLY effect the reputation of the brand .
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Old 16th August 2013, 12:26   #49
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@ GTO : great guide for the buyers. thanks for sharing.
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Old 28th August 2013, 12:46   #50
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This is not good. I am sure the floods did not happen overnight and didnt they see this coming? I mean, what about the security guards at the yards. Where were they? Didn't they see the yard getting flooded? So bad to see such ill treatment towards the machines ..
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Heard that the Renault Cochin started pushing the flood affected vehicles at discounted prices , Can some one from Cochin can confirm this ?
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Hi, As i heard they are planning to sell those cars at half price.
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Big thanks to Divakar T.G for sharing!

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Due to heavy rains in Bangalore this week, 137 VW cars suffered flood damage at the Yard @ Tumkur Road, Bangalore. Vento, Polo and Ameo vehicles are affected. All VW technicians were deployed for cleaning and refurbishing work. There were a few Mahindra vehicles also (less than 50). Maybe this information is helpful for those who are buying VW cars from this dealer. Thank you.
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Old 25th July 2023, 23:09   #54
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A dealer stockyard has been flooded in Noida. It seems that the cars are Maruti Suzuki.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/.../102111617.cms
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