Mercedes-Benz Moldy Air Conditioner (AC) Canadian Class Action

Mercedes-Benz Moldy Air Conditioner (AC) Canadian Class Action

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QC Dec 20, 2019 [en]

U.S. Settlement Agreement

ON Dec 20, 2019 [en]

U.S. Amended Class Action Complaint

ON May 29, 2020 [en]

Statement of Claim

QC Dec 23, 2019 [en]

Application for Authorization

CONSUMER LAW GROUP has launched a Canada-wide class action lawsuit against Mercedes-Benz Canada Inc. over its defective heating and air conditioning systems that accumulate mold and mildew, spewing extremely unpleasant odors throughout the vehicles any time the air system is in use.

The vehicles at issue include:

• 2008-2019 Mercedes C-Class

• 2012-2017 Mercedes CLS-Class

• 2010-2019 Mercedes E-Class

• 2013-2016 Mercedes GL-Class

• 2017-2019 Mercedes GLS-Class

• 2015-2019 Mercedes GLA-Class

• 2012-2015 Mercedes M-Class

• 2016-2019 Mercedes GLE-Class

• 2010-2015 Mercedes GLK-Class

• 2016-2019 Mercedes GLC-Class

(the “Subject Vehicles”)

It is claimed that the vehicles in question have a faulty design that fails to properly evaporate or drain the system condensation, creating a rich environment for the growth of bacteria, fungi, mold, and spores, which are then are b