Moroccan Car Owner Takes Dacia to Court Over Defective New Vehicle

The acquisition of the vehicle, for an amount of 210,000 dirhams, dates back a few months. Despite the warranty, technical problems appear quickly. The owner notably reports a first breakdown of the shock absorbers a week after the purchase, followed by an imbalance of the vehicle. Following I.B.’s complaint, the Kenitra court ordered a judicial expertise.

The expertise, carried out on October 28, 2024 in the absence of the representatives of Gharb Maâmoura Auto (summoned according to the procedure), highlights several points. The expert notes premature wear of the front and rear shock absorbers, suggesting a potential manufacturing or assembly defect. He also notes an abnormal engine vibration and a misalignment of the chassis at the level of the hood and headlights. The report specifies the inability of the company to resolve