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Crawford et al v. FCA US LLC
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2:20-cv-12341
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March 04, 2024
Chrysler Gets Claims Trimmed In Truck Fire Defect Suit
A Michigan federal judge on Monday trimmed one plaintiff's breach of express warranty claims and all unjust enrichment claims from a suit against Fiat Chrysler alleging it sold vehicles with engines prone to overheating and catching fire.
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May 30, 2023
FCA Wants Non-Fire Claims Tossed In Engine Defect Suit
FCA US LLC has asked a Michigan federal court to hand it a win in a proposed class action alleging its EcoDiesel engines can cause fires, saying those plaintiffs whose vehicles never experienced a fire don't have standing for their claims.
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August 27, 2020
Dodge Ram Owners Say Trucks Burst Into 'Catastrophic Fires'
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles on Thursday was hit with a proposed class action claiming its Dodge Ram 1500 trucks contain a defect that causes vehicle fires, a dangerous problem that the automaker knows about but hasn't adequately addressed, according to the suit filed in Michigan federal court.