Ferrari divorces Indian dealership & importer, Shreyans

samyakmodi · 17th April 2014, 15:04

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Originally Posted by Rosso Corsa

If you know you're clearly not eligible, why make a fuss. Isn't this childish ?

That's again a different story. being childish/egoistic is usually the same thing.

also my question was with sarcasm all sprayed over it. like "chalo humne maana ki GS ne isiliye halla machaya - baaki ka kya??"

on a serious note - even i am struggling with my ducati's warranty issues. the people here are not responding at all from past one year plus - with initial promises of getting back to me with the correct information (which obviously they haven't yet) and then not receiving calls altogether.

@doctorque - any leads where I can approach?

doctorque · 17th April 2014, 15:30

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Originally Posted by samyakmodi

@doctorque - any leads where I can approach?

Give me a day or two, i will see what i can do. Also, you should have contacted me earlier itself.

Also, the thing about 90 Ducatis in customs since a year must be quite unnerving as a buyer. Has anyone clicked those or seen those bikes present there.

RohanDheman · 26th April 2014, 16:35

Curtains for Ferrari in India(pun intended) for the time being.

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ferrariKSA · 26th April 2014, 20:35

So Sad to see Ferrari is no more in my country now.
I was so happy the day the dealership was opened in india.
I sent the dealership inaguration pictures to all my mates and to our Ferrari brand manager stating now we too have Ferrari in india and in future they will expand thier dealerships across india.

rajneeesh · 26th April 2014, 20:57

The same folks were terminated by Porsche some time back. They are totally without scruples and only have left the customers in lurch but also vendors with unpaid bills. People have taken them to the high court and won cases but to no avail. the assets of the companies had been stripped long before the court verdict was delivered. Such people have given India and Indian business a bd name. I hope the law finally catches up with them and metes out exemplary punishment. People like them( M/ S Chordia) should be locked up for good. They operated the Porsche operations under the name of Precision Cars.

A.K · 26th April 2014, 21:14

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Originally Posted by RohanDheman

Curtains for Ferrari in India(pun intended) for the time being.

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Quite a sad sight, but its happen for good.
Their lease contract expired on the last day of last month, such has been the state since then.

Till the new dealer comes up, how do the existing Ferrari owners get their exotica serviced? Third party garages are the only choice? Or has Ferrari made arrangements? (Being VERY optimistic on the last one though)

RohanDheman · 28th April 2014, 11:14

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Originally Posted by A.K

Quite a sad sight, but its happen for good.
Their lease contract expired on the last day of last month, such has been the state since then.

Till the new dealer comes up, how do the existing Ferrari owners get their exotica serviced? Third party garages are the only choice? Or has Ferrari made arrangements? (Being VERY optimistic on the last one though)

It is indeed a sad sight. I used to take this road, even if it meant going out of my way, just to get a glimpse at the beauties. When i took it again on Saturday, it was just sad to see the curtains drawn and i couldnt help but click a pic.

I sincerely hope Ferrari has made some arrangements for their customers.

Rohan

ecksreturns · 28th April 2014, 16:48

I can confirm that we have not been contacted (so far) by any one from Ferrari. I will investigate further into this , but I too am apprehensive of driving my 458 now , as I fear that if any thing goes wrong , who will fix it for me ?

A.K · 28th April 2014, 18:19

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Originally Posted by ecksreturns

I can confirm that we have not been contacted (so far) by any one from Ferrari. I will investigate further into this , but I too am apprehensive of driving my 458 now , as I fear that if any thing goes wrong , who will fix it for me ?

That is a very crude behaviour by Ferrari I'ed say. India might be a small country but it doesnt mean Ferrari takes it for granted and cancels the license without updating or rather assuring its clients about steps being taken.
And I do not know how long will it take for a new dealer to come up and this period surely will be a difficult one for the customers. Not all customers are comfortable going to a third party garage to get their exotica done up, no matter how experienced the third party may be. Hell, even we do not give our Jag to any unauthorized garage. Ferrari should've made interim arrangements for service atleast if not for sales.

speedy · 29th April 2014, 10:43

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Originally Posted by ecksreturns

I can confirm that we have not been contacted (so far) by any one from Ferrari. I will investigate further into this , but I too am apprehensive of driving my 458 now , as I fear that if any thing goes wrong , who will fix it for me ?

Do not worry Bhai..Ferrari is sending mails to all its customers in India regarding service and other contact information. They are also bringing down a few technicians to maintain the cars in India. There is also a technician who flies down from Malaysia to maintain a few Ferrari's and Maseratti's in India.

CT Goa · 4th May 2014, 23:15

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Originally Posted by ecksreturns

I can confirm that we have not been contacted (so far) by any one from Ferrari. I will investigate further into this , but I too am apprehensive of driving my 458 now , as I fear that if any thing goes wrong , who will fix it for me ?

So you would rather just look at your car and not drive it in case it breaks down? How about being optimistic… driving it and fingers crossed it won't break.

ecksreturns · 6th May 2014, 12:39

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Originally Posted by CT Goa

So you would rather just look at yr car and not drive it in case it breaks down…. how abt being optimistic ….driving it and fingers crossed it won't break.

Apprehension does not equal to procrastination . I do drive it from time to time , but the larger issue that needs to be addressed is the presence of the after sales service , which I am sure Ferrari is working on.

PPS · 16th July 2014, 22:48

There was never any showroom in Mumbai, not sure what the ET Now folks are referring to! Maybe its the Shreyans office at Poonam Chambers, Worli.

http://auto.economictimes.indiatimes...ealer/38462929

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//M · 18th August 2014, 09:09

IIRC Yadur Kapur was already in the race for a Ferrari dealership but Ferrari chose Shreyans over him back then.

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rajneeesh Senior - BHPian Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: noida Posts: 1,114 Thanked: 540 Times	Re: Ferrari divorces Indian dealership & importer, Shreyans The same folks were terminated by Porsche some time back. They are totally without scruples and only have left the customers in lurch but also vendors with unpaid bills. People have taken them to the high court and won cases but to no avail. the assets of the companies had been stripped long before the court verdict was delivered. Such people have given India and Indian business a bd name. I hope the law finally catches up with them and metes out exemplary punishment. People like them( M/ S Chordia) should be locked up for good. They operated the Porsche operations under the name of Precision Cars. Last edited by rajneeesh : 26th April 2014 at 20:58.
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ecksreturns Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: chandigarh Posts: 1,418 Thanked: 524 Times	Re: Ferrari divorces Indian dealership & importer, Shreyans I can confirm that we have not been contacted (so far) by any one from Ferrari. I will investigate further into this , but I too am apprehensive of driving my 458 now , as I fear that if any thing goes wrong , who will fix it for me ?
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PPS Senior - BHPian Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: mumbai Posts: 2,467 Thanked: 3,717 Times	Re: Ferrari divorces Indian dealership & importer, Shreyans There was never any showroom in Mumbai, not sure what the ET Now folks are referring to! Maybe its the Shreyans office at Poonam Chambers, Worli. http://auto.economictimes.indiatimes...ealer/38462929
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//M Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: New Delhi Posts: 6,193 Thanked: 22,902 Times	Re: Ferrari divorces Indian dealership & importer, Shreyans IIRC Yadur Kapur was already in the race for a Ferrari dealership but Ferrari chose Shreyans over him back then.
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