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Howard Teba v. Nissan North America Inc et al
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July 02, 2012
Nissan Escapes Suit Over Alleged Transmission Defects
A California man who launched a putative class action against Nissan North America Inc. over alleged defects in the transmissions of its mid-2000s Altima, Maxima and Quest vehicles voluntarily dismissed claims against the automaker Friday.
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June 25, 2012
Nissan Japan Seeks To Exit Transmission Defect Class Action
Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. urged a California federal judge on Monday to dismiss it from a putative class action alleging the Japanese automaker knew of transmission defects in its Altima, Maxima and Quest models, arguing its U.S. sales and marketing were handled independently by its North American subsidiary.
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January 17, 2012
Nissan Knew It Sold Faulty Transmissions: Class Action
Nissan North America Inc. was hit with a putative class action in California federal court Thursday alleging the automaker knew of defects in the transmissions of its mid-2000s Altima, Maxima and Quest vehicles but sold them anyway.