If you awarded a vehicle 0 km in a savings plan and when the agreed date arrived they did not deliver it to you, I tell you that you could not only get it given to you but also get paid for each day of delay. How to do it? It is simple but you have to keep in mind some important points throughout the process.
This situation was a constant a couple of years ago, when many brands saw difficulties importing models that were generally the ones they had available to be purchased through a savings plan, which generated significant delays.
But returning to the situation posed by this text, everything begins at the time of award, whether by bidding or drawing lots. In both cases you have to present all documentation to formalize the award of the vehicle and it is important to do so by asking for proof of what was presented, showing the date along with the details of the documentation.
Then the plan administrator will inform if the credit folder is approved, which we will talk about in a separate chapter, and will send the vehicle to be assigned. Here it is essential to follow this entire process to know if the unit can be delivered within the period agreed in the contract. Or at least anticipate an approximate date for delivery.
On some occasions it is reported that the plan has been awarded and that delivery will be immediate, but You have to be careful with these types of statements because it does not always occur and in those cases there are not many possibilities to claim it if it is not agreed in that way.
How to know delivery times?
The answer is simple: you have to read the contract that is signed when entering the group. But it may happen that they never gave you a copy and this happens on many occasions. In some cases, copies of the membership application are not delivered at the time of subscription and this frequently occurs when it comes to plans that have already been awarded, that is, there was a first owner who resigned but was transferred to a new owner. .
In all situations it is important to know that the delivery times are already provided for in the savings plans in the adhesion contract and this will depend on each administrator.
That is why it is essential know what is the term established in the contract and you also have to know if the awarded vehicle is the same one that is being paid for in the group. If it is not, days will be added due to the model change made by the subscriber.
Once the original deadline has expired, if the vehicle of the entire group was chosen or the additional date if it was changed to another unit, A fine will begin to run for each day of delay in delivery and that will continue until the date on which the user takes possession of the unit.
Therefore, in cases where the vehicle is not delivered on the agreed date, you can claim that they give you the vehicle plus compensation for each day of delay.
The suggestion is that when the agreed delivery time is being met, must begin with formal intimations so that you can claim everything that may correspond.
It is made clear that the specific case must always be evaluated and this note does not imply advice on the specific situation but rather general guidelines.
