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Tsvetelin Tsonev v. Kia Motors America, Inc.
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8:16-cv-01020
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November 07, 2017
Drivers Slam Kia's Bid To Cut Class Claims In Wiring Suit
A proposed class of Kia drivers who say their vehicles' soy-based wiring attracted hungry rodents slammed the automaker's bid to get rid of all class allegations as "unfortunate and unnecessary," telling a California federal court on Monday that Kia's argument is based on nonexistent deadlines.
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October 26, 2017
No Evidence Of Soy Wiring Enticing Rats, Says Kia
Kia Motors America Inc. urged a California federal court on Wednesday to strike class allegations from a suit alleging soy-based wiring in certain vehicles attracts rodents, saying the driver who brought the suit hasn't provided any evidence that the material attracts animals.