Originally Posted by fklentz

I actually was in a class action law suit against Nissan North America. It was about the way leases were made, not the vehicles. It was for a 97 Hard body 4X4 that I did an early turn in on. I got a letter from the court about the case, filled in the forms and waited 2 1/2 years for a check that totaled .23 cents.

The only people who benefit from class action law suits are the attorneys.

Originally Posted by JDMFairladyZ33

Damn that's not even a quarter and you probably will get taxed on it too

Originally Posted by DavesZ#3

I didn't mean to imply that there no way a non-safety related issue would succeed. I've actually been included in on two class action suits over the years for car related problems. On one, I got a coupon for $100 in case I wanted to have the car repaired. On the other, I got a $500 coupon that I would use to fix or as payment toward a new car. The problem is that both cars are long gone and the repairs/remedy would have cost me 5X more. The lawyers on the other hand made millions in fees.

Originally Posted by HDPD350Z

I see your point. Majority of class action suits are for the attorneys sake.