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Malayala Manorama,the leading Malayalam Daily NOT AT ALL covers this story yet!WTH?may be popular autos are giving ads for them in their kerala and Madras editions !
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Yup, in their eyes its a matter of cost-benefit analysis. They would probably lose their patronage if they did publish something like that against Popular.
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My family recently purchased a brand new Santro Xing XL from Popular Hyundai Trivandrum, as a gift to my mom and dad on their 41st wedding anniversary.
Imagine our horror when we discovered that what we thought was a brand new vehicle was in fact a car that had been in a severe accident and had suffered major damage, and had subsequently been patched up and sold to us as new.
For the sake of brevity, I am linking to a discussion on the topic on another forum, Team-BHP, which I am sure a large number of you know.
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My suggestions. Inform the company not the dealer. Trust me when I say that Companies take this offense WAY more serious than the dealers. As a matter of act I wouldn't be amazed if they would lose the dealership. Theres probably like hundred others waiting for the same opportunity anyway. File Consumer Complaint against the dealer. Call, Send Letters etc every single news daily in India

. Bad Publicity is > a dozen cars. You might face a lawsuit if your information is wrong so you want to make sure that your car "DID get in an accident" .
On the other hand if your a person with not a lot of time then I would definitely avoid lawsuits. Indian Courts are a hassle regardless of what court you are in. So you might find that you might save more money in the long run by just fixing the car
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When contacted, the manager of the car-dealer said “it happened due to clerical error as the person assigned for allotment of the car was on leave. The lady who was in the seat was new to the job.”
“The car was damaged in transit and we had kept it in the yard. It was marked as damaged in the register, but it could not be blocked in the system. As the customer insisted on delivery on Saturday itself, the lady allotted the car,” he added.
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Um... Did you get the car replaced? Cause it seem that the dealer insists that you got it by accident. So go and replace it

. Insistence of a product within a certain item frame is DEFINITELY no reason to shove damaged products on consumers.