Honda and Nissan Odometer Lawsuits
March 15, 2007
Have you been paying attention to your odometer lately?
If you drive a Honda or a Nissan, hopefully you have been. These two car makers have been accused of designing cars with faulty odometers that rack up miles faster than they’re supposed to. The extra miles can affect a whole slew of things, from your warranty coverage to your car’s resale value, according to CBS News.
The class action lawsuit brought against Honda was settled in November of 2006. You may be entitled to receive benefits from the settlement if you “bought or leased a model year 2002 through 2006 Honda or Acura automobile or a model year 2007 Honda Fit, in the United States or its territories, between April 13, 2002 and November 7, 2006,” according to HondaOdometerClassAction.com.
The Nissan odometer class action is still underway. For more information about it, you can visit EagerOdometers.com or the homepage of attorney James Holmes.
