Driving the Silverado engine defects class action
The Silverado engine defects class action is not just about seeking compensation for owners of affected vehicles. It is about ensuring safer vehicles, greater accountability and better protection for Australian consumers.
Silverado recalls: Why repairs aren’t enough
A recall acts like a safety net. When a manufacturer identifies or is made aware of a problem with their product, they issue a recall and promise to fix your car. In theory, simple. But for Australians affected by the recall of 2021-2024 Silverado 1500 vehicles equipped with the L87 6.2L V8 petrol engine, the reality has been far messier.
Silverado engine defects class action: What owners need to know
Australians swayed by the promise of a dependable ute built to handle tough conditions could now be part of a Silverado engine defects class action after General Motors Specialty Vehicles (GMSV) has recalled more than 9400 affected Silverado vehicles in Australia due to engine defects – many of which have already experienced a variety of issues, including sudden, catastrophic engine failures.
Toyota paint peeling: What you need to know
If you are still wondering whether to join the Toyota paint peeling class action, consider how the car manufacturer has responded to complaints overseas.
Toyota paint peeling class action: What to do now
Are you a Toyota owner frustrated by the manufacturer’s failure to fix paint flaking off your vehicle? You may be eligible to join the Toyota paint peeling class action.
Uneven split: Class action settlement distribution
After a long journey through the courts, the legal proceedings you joined have been successful, and it is finally time for the class action settlement distribution.
Once you know the total amount of the class action settlement, your first question is likely to be: “How much do I get?” Quickly followed by: “When will I get it?”
The ups and downs of class action settlements
Class action settlements aren’t just about the eye-popping dollar figures you see in the headlines - they’re a powerful way for individuals to join forces and seek justice together.
Class action win: Ford owners on track for compensation
Ford owners are being urged to register for the long-running PowerShift class action after a landmark ruling that could see thousands of Australians receive upwards of $20,000 in compensation.
Braking hard: How to complain about a car service
Had a less than satisfactory experience with your mechanic? Not sure how to resolve the matter? Before we tell you how to complain – and where – let’s look at some common grievances against mechanics and service centres.
Beware the hidden issues of car servicing
We should always keep our vehicles in good shape but there are a few things you should know before booking to help avoid the hidden issues of car servicing.
The first one is to try to maintain regular services. With households feeling the pinch with rising cost of living, many Australian motorists are putting off car servicing.