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What is the Acura RDX Class Action Lawsuit?

Published in Automotive Defect Lawsuit 2 mins read

The Acura RDX class action lawsuit is a nationwide legal action filed against American Honda Motor Co., Inc., alleging a defect in the rear windshields of certain Acura RDX vehicles. This lawsuit claims that the rear windshields are prone to spontaneous breakage.

Understanding the Lawsuit's Core Allegations

This class action targets a specific issue impacting a range of Acura RDX models. The central claim revolves around the integrity and safety of the rear glass components.

Key Details of the Lawsuit:

Aspect Description
Defendant American Honda Motor Co., Inc.
Claim Defective rear windshields prone to spontaneous breakage.
Affected Models 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023 Acura RDX vehicles.
Nature Nationwide class action lawsuit.

The Alleged Defect: Spontaneous Windshield Breakage

The primary concern raised by the lawsuit is that the rear windshields in the specified Acura RDX models can shatter or break unexpectedly, without external impact. This "spontaneous breakage" could pose safety risks to vehicle occupants and may lead to significant repair costs for owners.

Owners and lessees of these vehicles may have experienced or could potentially experience:

  • Sudden shattering of the rear window while driving or parked.
  • Cracks appearing without any apparent cause.
  • Safety concerns due to potential glass shards or loss of vehicle integrity.
  • Unreimbursed expenses for diagnosis and replacement of the defective rear windshield.

Who is Affected?

The class action lawsuit broadly includes owners and lessees of the 2019-2023 Acura RDX models across the United States who have experienced or may be at risk from this alleged defect. Individuals who have paid for repairs related to this issue may be particularly interested in the outcome of such litigation.