Kerala consumer panel orders dealer to replace Maruti Invicto with repainted parts

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A consumer commission in Kerala has ordered Popular Vehicles & Services Ltd to replace a Maruti Invicto car. The commission found the vehicle was delivered with undisclosed repainted parts, indicating prior damage. This constituted a deficiency in service, as the dealer did not resolve the buyer's complaints. The dealer must provide a new car within 30 days and pay Rs 3.6 lakh in compensation.

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