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Dinwiddie et al v. Suzuki Motor of America Inc
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May 28, 2015
Suzuki Dodges Suit Over GM Compact Car Fires
An Oklahoma federal judge on Wednesday tossed a putative class action alleging Suzuki Motor of America Inc. concealed a defect in certain General Motors LLC-manufactured Forenza and Reno compact cars, saying the company didn't acquire all of the assets of its pre-bankruptcy predecessor and can't be held liable for its actions.
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February 03, 2015
Suzuki Wants Suit Over GM Compact Car Fires Doused
Suzuki Motor of America Inc. urged an Oklahoma federal court Monday to toss a proposed class action accusing it of concealing a defect in certain General Motors LLC-manufactured Forenza and Reno compact cars, saying it is not liable for the actions of its predecessor, which was dissolved during bankruptcy.
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October 16, 2014
Suzuki Sued Over Lighting Fires In Cars Built By GM Korea
Suzuki Motor of America Inc. was slapped with a putative class action in Oklahoma federal court on Wednesday, alleging that the automaker concealed from consumers a defect in certain General Motors LLC-manufactured Forenza and Reno compact cars that can cause the running lights to overheat and cause a fire.