Marketers lie blatantly as well. Mr. Karl Slym appears not just on the website, but also in the television commercials promising great service. The fact is that I booked a Chevrolet UVA on 9th June. I was told that the car would be delivered in 10 days; they had it readily available. So we were looking at 19th or 21st June. But hardly had we come any near to that date we were informed that 23rd June is the date; of course, we had already paid all the money by then. And then just as we neared 20th June, we were told that the car would be in our possession by 26th evening. On 26th morning when we called up to enquire about the exact time, we were told that the dealer hadn't got the car from the factory yet; leave aside any talk of delivery. Now, we've been told that the delivery will be made on 2nd July. We have our fingers crossed.
Besides, all this while, there's hardly been a phonecall to update us about the status on the car. Everytime we've had to call up and even then the salesman would pass the buck and give vague answers. So much for being there for you, being there for India.
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