In a putative class action filed in Newark, Mercedes-Benz drivers allege that the German carmaker's top-of-the-line performance engine is prone to premature wear due to defective camshafts.
September 27, 2011 at 06:21 PM
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The original version of this story was published on New Jersey Law Journal
An allegedly defective motor has some Mercedes-Benz drivers racing to court rather than the open road.
In a putative class action filed in Newark, Chan v. Daimler AG, 11-cv-5391, the plaintiffs allege that the German carmaker’s top-of-the-line performance engine is prone to premature wear due to defective camshafts, draining owners’ and lessees’ wallets.
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