by Jsri on March 17, 2011 - 11:55 pm
I bought Tata Nano LX from Concorde Motors, Chennai Oct 2010. Run 3000 kms in 5 months. Last week got a call from Concorde Motors to take car to OMR Check point as there is “Recall Notice” for the wiring kit. It was replaced free of cost. The very next time I was driving the car out, the rear of the car burst into flames. People nearby poured sand etc to put out the fire. OMR Checkpoint came and towed the car to their place. After “investigation” they say that a “foreign object” namely a plastic sheet was found inside the engine compartment which meleted and caused the wiring kit to burn. And they blamed me for the foreign object and hence are asking me to pay for the repairs . And I do NOT even know how to open the engine compartment!!!. It is obvious that they have left behind the plastic sheet carelessly inside the engine compartment when they changed the wiring kit and now they are blaming me. And the manager rudely asks me to either pay up now or tow the car home. How do I fight a giant like TATA? Is this how Tata treats their customers?
I bought Tata Nano LX from Concorde Motors, Chennai Oct 2010. Run 3000 kms in 5 months. Last week got a call from Concorde Motors to take car to OMR Check point as there is “Recall Notice” for the wiring kit. It was replaced free of cost. The very next time I was driving the car out, the rear of the car burst into flames. People nearby poured sand etc to put out the fire. OMR Checkpoint came and towed the car to their place. After “investigation” they say that a “foreign object” namely a plastic sheet was found inside the engine compartment which meleted and caused the wiring kit to burn. And they blamed me for the foreign object and hence are asking me to pay for the repairs . And I do NOT even know how to open the engine compartment!!!. It is obvious that they have left behind the plastic sheet carelessly inside the engine compartment when they changed the wiring kit and now they are blaming me. And the manager rudely asks me to either pay up now or tow the car home. How do I fight a giant like TATA? Is this how Tata treats their customers?
A newly purchased Nano car that was parked in a housing society in Ahmedabad reportedly caught fire on Sunday morning. No one was hurt in the incident. The car, whose registration number is GJ-1KA-4648, was parked at Vaibhav Gokul bungalows behind Rajpath Club on SG Highway. Local sources said that some technical fault in the car battery had triggered the fire.
Another Tata Nano catches fire; this time in Ahmedabad
One More Tata Nano Fire Accident Near Vadodra
ANOTHER TATA NANO GOES UP IN FLAMES, THIS TIME IN ANAND, GUJARAT!
નેનો કાર સળગી ઉઠી આણંદ શહેરમાં: લોકોમાં ભય વ્યાપ્યો-anand gujarat
Interestingly, many Nano fires have been reported from Gujarat than any other place so far and this is the second instance of a Nano catching fire in Anand.