Motostud - Gurgaon

Hours before, or a day before taking delivery of a new car, owners often receive a call from the dealer. The person on the other end will usually start off by congratulating you for the purchase, and then ask you if you want “teflon” coating to be done to your car. Now, this is a scam as most coatings that are done under the name of Teflon are either sub-standard, or not done at all. This is just an easy way to scam the customer as there’s no way to really verify this “polymer” coating on a new car’s body. The car’s factory paint is more than enough to resist all kinds of weather conditions in India. Say yes to Teflon only if you want to gift your hard earned money to an unscrupulous dealer...

How car dealers scam you, & how you can avoid being scammed | Cartoq - Honest Car Advice Here are some ways in which car dealers, and their service centers, try to scam you, and how you can avoid being scammed.