Siqueiros v. General Motors LLC

  1. February 08, 2018

    GM Gets Engine Defect Class Action Trimmed

    A California federal judge on Wednesday trimmed a proposed class action accusing General Motors LLC of manufacturing a vehicle engine that consumes excessive oil, potentially causing unexpected engine shutdowns or fires.

  2. January 10, 2018

    GM Says Lack Of Safety Issue Nixes Engine Defect Suit

    General Motors urged a California federal judge Wednesday to permanently end a putative consumer class action brought by drivers in 29 states who say their cars' engines consume excessive oil, arguing the customers hadn't shown GM had any disclosure duty because they hadn't shown the alleged defect was dangerous.

  3. August 02, 2017

    GM Escapes Engine Defect Class Action, For Now

    A proposed class of General Motors customers have not demonstrated their vehicles were actually damaged by an alleged defect that causes "abnormally and improperly high" oil consumption, nor have they shown the automaker knew about the possible problem, a California federal judge said Tuesday as he dismissed the case.

  4. July 05, 2017

    GM Says Engine Defect Class Action Doesn't Claim Harm

    General Motors urged a California federal judge Wednesday to toss a proposed class action contending the automaker knowingly sold defective vehicles with engines that consume an abnormally high quantity of oil, arguing that there's no allegation anyone has been harmed by the purported defect.