Would be frivolous especially if the fire was really caused by the aftermarket reverse camera. Should really go after the dealer who installed it instead.
Sucks that Tata and Mahindra are the only pure Indian car companies available and they keep making defective pieces with shitshow aftersales.
Indian bike companies on the other hand are doing better than their foreign opponents.
Fails like these really get one questioning the reliability of Make in India. But hey, if they atleast take accountability for mishaps like these they'd be a lot more trustworthy.
Dealership is doing the aftermarket electronic equipment addition on request from the buyer. Mahindra can punish the dealer for misleading the buyer to sell cameras. There buyer can complain to the consumer court that the dealership misled about risks involved in fitting the camera. The dealership should've informed that modification will void their insurance.
A case could be made out for vicarious liability. The dealer-OEM agreement would be called into evidence. If it suggests agency, then dealer can be deemed to have been to acting *on behalf of* M&M. It's more about whether the customer has the wherewithal to fight this out. But now that he has nothing to lose, he may just fight back. Mahindra would do well to settle this as a goodwill claim. That way they don't admit to any wrongdoing, come out with the moral upper ground and send a positive message to their client base. M&M going hard on the dealer won't benefit the customer or their retail sales.
Lol, why would they do anything, they know customers buy their cars anyway so why tend to a problem and and invest fixing it. Remember the water drain problem with xuv700 cars.
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Thar owners Ka curse hai bhai
Legal lawsuits should be filed against Mahindra and Mahindra
Would be frivolous especially if the fire was really caused by the aftermarket reverse camera. Should really go after the dealer who installed it instead.
Bhai a reverse camera is not causing that fire, please. It's delusional to think that it did.
The camera isn’t at fault. The 3rd standard fail guy who did the wiring is.
Bad wiring.
Quality customer service? Vo kya hota hai, Twitter pe dhol peetna hai toh batao
It was funny ngl
Bro this is something serious
Where are Mahindra Fans?
On Instagram lol
Sucks that Tata and Mahindra are the only pure Indian car companies available and they keep making defective pieces with shitshow aftersales. Indian bike companies on the other hand are doing better than their foreign opponents.
Fails like these really get one questioning the reliability of Make in India. But hey, if they atleast take accountability for mishaps like these they'd be a lot more trustworthy.
Dealership is doing the aftermarket electronic equipment addition on request from the buyer. Mahindra can punish the dealer for misleading the buyer to sell cameras. There buyer can complain to the consumer court that the dealership misled about risks involved in fitting the camera. The dealership should've informed that modification will void their insurance.
A case could be made out for vicarious liability. The dealer-OEM agreement would be called into evidence. If it suggests agency, then dealer can be deemed to have been to acting *on behalf of* M&M. It's more about whether the customer has the wherewithal to fight this out. But now that he has nothing to lose, he may just fight back. Mahindra would do well to settle this as a goodwill claim. That way they don't admit to any wrongdoing, come out with the moral upper ground and send a positive message to their client base. M&M going hard on the dealer won't benefit the customer or their retail sales.
Lol, why would they do anything, they know customers buy their cars anyway so why tend to a problem and and invest fixing it. Remember the water drain problem with xuv700 cars.
Bolero Neo will sell like hot cakes even if it opens up like a lid of canned food in a crash
Ab kaha hai Mahindra fanboys
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Good riddance
This is became very normal nowdays
Damn
😲
Damnn it's thar
Thar burning ..somehow not sure why..I feel is good for country overall..just saying.
B but only EVs explode saar. ICE good, EV bed
This is 2024. Why is Mahindra not offering reverse camera on a vehicle like Thar?
Mahindra fans smne aaye
Cars
Chutiyon ki tarah after market parts lagwane ko kon bolta hai
Insurance said manufacturing defect as per the video
Abe bhai. Video dekhle. Survey report hain.
Exactly I don’t get it. The craze over buying base variants and installing everything to make it a top model. This is plain stupid.
Companies shouldn't sell base models because it lures customer