January 13, 2016
An Oklahoma federal judge on Tuesday axed all but one of the claims in a proposed class action looking to blame FTE Automotive and other car parts companies for allegedly defective clutches sold to a pre-bankruptcy Chrysler and used in more than 1 million Dodge trucks and other vehicles.
April 30, 2015
A putative class of car buyers that has accused three parts suppliers of selling millions of defective clutches to a predecessor of Chrysler Group LLC told an Oklahoma federal court Wednesday that their claims are not time-barred because the manufacturers actively hid the defects for years, tolling the statute of limitations.
April 09, 2015
FTE Automotive USA Inc. on Wednesday urged an Oklahoma federal judge to toss a putative class action accusing three parts suppliers of selling defective clutches to Chrysler Group LLC's pre-bankruptcy iteration, saying that the warranty claims are time-barred, as the parts were manufactured up to 16 years ago.
March 11, 2015
An Oklahoma federal judge on Tuesday ordered a putative class to explain why their suit over allegedly defective clutches sold to Chrysler Group LLC before its prebankrupty iteration belongs in his court, saying there are questions of jurisdiction.
December 22, 2014
Auto parts makers Stoneridge Inc., FTE Automotive USA Inc. and Arrow Manufacturing Co. were hit with a putative class action in Oklahoma federal court on Friday alleging they manufactured defective clutch systems used in almost a million vehicles sold by Chrysler Group LLC's prebankruptcy iteration.