Car Exchange Fraud by Car Dealer/showroom

856 votes

how is used about your car? whether any assurance regarding car would be scrapped? As I have knowledge that the cars which usually 5 to 10 years old resell to the customers. It is also strange that the ownership of car have not been transferred in favour of the purchaser.

Advocate Arun Krishna Shukla LawRato

924 votes

In this situation, it's important to take the following steps: Document the Situation: Gather all relevant documents, including the sales agreement, proof of the new car purchase, and any communication with the dealership. Contact the Dealership: Reach out to the car dealership immediately. Explain the situation, provide evidence, and inquire about their role in the matter. Visit the Local Traffic Authority: Visit the local traffic authority or municipal office. Provide them with documentation related to the new car purchase and exchange. Clarify that the old car was exchanged and should not be associated with any violations post the exchange date. File a Complaint: If the dealership does not cooperate, consider filing a complaint with consumer protection agencies or a relevant automotive regulatory body. Legal Consultation: If the issue persists, consult with a lawyer. Seek legal advice to understand your rights and explore potential legal actions against the dealership. Remember to act promptly and keep a record of all communication. Legal processes can vary, and seeking professional legal advice tailored to your situation is crucial.

Advocate Pravin Kumar Pandey LawRato