WRX owner ordered to pay $75K to Subaru in warranty dispute case

Subaru of America was awarded 75 large late last week under California’s Consumer Legal Remedies Act. A ballsy WRX owner tried to defraud Subaru in bringing the action against them, claiming that an alleged defective transmission in a 2002 Impreza WRX should be repaired or replaced under warranty. It’s not hard to speculate, at all: the owner most likely abused the car and busted his transmission, and was then trying to get Subaru to cover the cost of repairs. The $75,000 is meant to cover legal fees expended by Subaru in defending the case.

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Subaru of America was awarded 75 large late last week under California’s Consumer Legal Remedies Act. A ballsy WRX
owner tried to defraud Subaru in bringing the action against them, claiming that an alleged defective transmission in a
2002 Impreza WRX should be repaired or replaced under warranty. It’s not hard to speculate, at all: the owner most
likely abused the car and busted his transmission, and was then trying to get Subaru to cover the cost of repairs. The
$75,000 is meant to cover legal fees expended by Subaru in defending the case.