Old vintage product sold fraudulently
I purchased a Royal Enfield motorcycle on 27Sep2016.
Today (29Sep2016) while going through the insurance papers, I noticed that the "Year of Manufacture" was 2015 and not 2016.
Thus it is a previous/last year model. In another 3 months, it will be 2 years old model.
This impacts impacts its vintage as well as resale.
Secondly, the most important point is, I was NOT informed by the dealer that it is the previous year's model (2015).
I approached the dealer, but they said they can't do anything.
I spoke to the Royal Enfield Area Sales Manager and told him that I purchased a 2016 model, and they should therefore provide me 2016 and not 2015 model. He said the papers have been sent for RC etc, insurance has been done, so it may not be possible to replace it.
My plea is, I went to purchase a 2016 model. The deal was for 2016 model, so why should the dealer impose a 2015 model on me, and that too fraudulently. He could have told me and than I could have decided, either to purchase from them or go to another dealer who had the 2016 model.
What are the options available for me. Please advice.
Regards.
Asked 8 years ago in Civil Law