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GM faces class action in Australia over Holden transmission issues

  • An Australian law firm has sued General Motors for alleged defects in Holden vehicles equipped with certain transmissions from January 2011 to December 2024, as announced on January 8 by Maurice Blackburn Lawyers.
  • The lawsuit claims that the affected transmissions caused problems like shudders and harsh gear shifts, violating Australian consumer law.
  • Maurice Blackburn's principal lawyer, Kimi Nishimura, stated that consumers expect their cars to be free from defects and seeks compensation for those affected.
  • General Motors has faced similar class actions in the U.S. for transmission issues in other vehicle models, according to the report.
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9News broke the news in Australia on Tuesday, January 7, 2025.
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