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Gaines v. General Motors Company et al
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February 26, 2019
GM Dodges Class Action Over Leaky Cadillac Sunroofs
A Cadillac owner can't accuse General Motors Co. of violating its warranty agreements when it allegedly forced customers to pay for repairs to leaky sunroofs because her own sunroof didn't leak until after her warranty had expired, a California federal judge found.
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July 06, 2017
Cadillac Owners Hit GM With Leaky Sunroof Class Action
General Motors Co. knew about a sunroof defect in about 222,000 Cadillac SUVs that lets water leak into the interior, but refused to cover it under the vehicles' warranties, a proposed class of owners said in a complaint filed Wednesday in California federal court.