Faulty sunroof drainage systems in various Porsche models have led to significant interior water damage, prompting a comprehensive settlement program to address owners' repair costs. The settlement covers multiple model years and includes both past repairs and future maintenance, ensuring Porsche owners can drive their luxury vehicles without worry of water intrusion.
by LawInc Staff
November 29, 2024
The class action lawsuit Washburn v. Porsche Cars North America, Inc. addresses a critical design defect in Porsche’s sunroof drainage systems affecting multiple vehicle models. Filed on September 1, 2022, the lawsuit alleges systematic problems with sunroof drainage that can cause significant water damage to vehicle interiors. The case has now been settled.
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The settlement reflects growing automotive consumer protection trends, emphasizing manufacturer accountability and transparent problem resolution.
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