WINNIPEG / DEALERSHIP RECORD

Crown
Mazda

Before your next drive with Crown Mazda, read the documented accounts.

Court records. Documented accounts. Available responses.
Examine the information collected here before making your decision.

01 / THE VTB PAYMENT DISPUTE

Start with the court record.

VTB’s filed Notice of Claim associates Crown Mazda with Destination Motors Inc.. It allocates $1,470.00 of the $15,630.80 principal claim to that company. This is the amount claimed for that company, not a separate judgment award.

The supplied October 13, 2026 default order names six corporate defendants and records failure to file a Reply and proof of service. The supplied garnishing order records $16,265.82 including attachment costs. Service and recovery have not been independently verified.

The additional court-file collection includes Sumit Panday’s contract claim against Destination Motors Inc. and Crown Mazda. The registry records satisfaction marked paid in full on October 29, 2020. A selected customer review describes engine trouble after a used-car purchase; that account is presented as an allegation, not a court finding.

THE CORRESPONDENCE / GROUP PAYMENT DISPUTE

Thirty days’ notice.
An earlier payment cutoff.

Dhiya Dilawri, professional portrait
Dhiya DilawriCo-CEO · Author of the correspondence belowPortrait and role: Crown Auto Group’s team page ↗

01 / 30 DAYS’ NOTICE · AUGUST 7, 2026

“After reflecting on our discussion, however, our decision remains unchanged, and we will be providing 30 days’ notice under our agreement.”

02 / PAYMENT LIMITED TO AUGUST 17 · AUGUST 19, 2026

“Accordingly, we will conclude services effective August 17 and will pay for services rendered through that date.”

These excerpts concern notice and the proposed payment cutoff. In between, Dhiya offered to continue through September 7 if services continued as contemplated; VTB responded about restoring access and maintained its payment position. VTB disputes agreeing to shorten the notice period. The judgment names corporate defendants, not Dhiya personally.

Read the intervening exchange and both parties’ positions →

02 / SEPARATE PROCEEDINGS

Other court files.

Files involving the associated company in the records reviewed October 17, 2026. These are separate from VTB’s case. A filed claim is not a finding of wrongdoing. Discontinuances, payments and unknown outcomes are included. This collection is not an exhaustive litigation search.

FILE 02Decision · Paid in full

Crown Mazda

A contract claim. A decision. Paid in full.

SC20-01-38775

Sumit Panday v. Destination Motors Inc. and Crown Mazda

A contract claim was filed March 18, 2020. The decision entry lists $93.55 against each named defendant; this summary does not add those entries together.

Outcome / current record

The registry records a notice of satisfaction on October 29, 2020, expressly marked paid in full. The reasons for decision were not reviewed.

Check the official registry ↗Enter file number SC20-01-38775. Reviewed October 17, 2026.
FILE 03Defended · Outcome not shown

Multiple corporate defendants

A media company files suit.

Ashok Dilawri, professional portrait
Ashok DilawriFounder and Dealer Principal · Named in this separate 2007 proceedingPortrait and role: Crown Auto Group’s team page ↗

CI07-01-50697

Corporate Media Services Ltd. v. Ashok Dilawri and five companies

The February 15, 2007 claim names Ashok Dilawri, Ashok Management Inc., Anika Holdings Inc., 75040 Manitoba Ltd., Dilawri Holdings Inc. and Destination Motors Inc.

Outcome / current record

All defendants filed a defence on March 21, 2007. No judgment or disposition appears in the displayed docket. The claim’s substance and ultimate outcome are not established here.

Check the official registry ↗Enter file number CI07-01-50697. Reviewed October 17, 2026.

03 / SELECTED NEGATIVE CUSTOMER ACCOUNTS

What customers reported.

Selected negative accounts from the sources linked below, with available business responses and reported resolutions. These third-party accounts are not independently verified or representative of every customer’s experience. They are not findings in VTB’s case. Review dates and source-review context are preserved.

ACCOUNT 07THIRD-PARTY ACCOUNT

Crown Mazda / Crown Toyota

Engine trouble after a used-car purchase.

BBB review · July 26, 2024

The customer’s account
A reviewer described engine problems following a Crown Mazda purchase and criticized both dealerships.

Response / context

No business response appears beside this review on the page reviewed. This account does not establish that a dealer knew of a defect before sale.

Read the source and full exchange ↗