Raymond Group chairman and managing director Gautam Singhania warns prospective buyers against Maserati, saying the brand’s after-sales support is poor and his own customer complaint remains unresolved. The comments come as Maserati renews its push in India, including through new product activity and its relaunch effort.
Across outlets, Singhania’s central message is that buyers should be cautious about “hype” or marketing when issues with service and accountability are not addressed. Free Press Journal reports that he posts his criticism on social media and frames it around continued lack of resolution, even after involvement from a new dealer, though the exact details of his complaint are not specified in the provided material.
Overall, the coverage aligns on who is speaking, what is being alleged (after-sales shortcomings and an unresolved complaint), and the timing (Maserati’s renewed India presence). The main differences are in how prominently the “paid for luxury, got a lemon” phrasing appears and how explicitly the outlet describes Singhania’s social-media posts and the unresolved nature of the issue.
