JR369
Well-Known Member
Hmm. I thought and used to do the same thing. Until I got tired of my 07 6.7L Dodge MegaCab 4x4 Laramie that I bought brand new throwing codes every month. Spending days on end at the dealership. So, in 2011 I got another letter informing me that the class action suite was still going. I said wtf and I called the lawyer representing and he said send me all your paperwork from your visits to the dealer. Nothing to lose and only to gain if you got a case. Luckily I kept that stack of paperwork in my maintenance binder for that truck. I keep binders for all my vehicles. 3 months later out of the blue I received a check for $11k. The settlement was for $14k. The lawyer took $3k. He said I was highest payout he's seen. Because I kept all my paperwork and was very detailed. So, in order to accept the settlement I had to agree to not sue Dodge again for that vehicle. I since straight piped and tuned the truck and daily drive it now with 98K on it. No issues since.Anytime I get a class action letter in the mail it gets tossed in the garbage can.
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