Latest Audi Lawsuits
Many of these are class-action suits that look to cover a group of owners in a particular area. Click on the lawsuit for more information and to see if you're eligible to receive any potential settlements.
Dusanjh v. Audi AG, et al.
The Audi Start-Stop system allegedly requires expensive repairs, car rentals, towing charges, time off work and other costs, while customers allegedly lose money as the vehicles lose their values.
Swinburne, et al., v. Audi of America, Inc., et al.
Class action lawsuit alleges the systems cause the engines to hesitate, lag and fail to immediately activate when drivers try to accelerate from full or rolling stops.
Dismissed Pitts, et al., v. Volkswagen Group of America, Inc., et al.
The lawsuit wanted refunds for the purchase price of the vehicles for class members, plus compensation for overpaying and for loss of values. It was dismissed when a judge ruled Audi's owner's manuals clearly say the Start-Stop system "may turn off the engine before the car comes to a complete stop."
Cole, et al., v. Volkswagen Group of America, et al.
A VW sunroof class action lawsuit alleges California customers must cope with leaking sunroofs that cause water damage to carpets, audio systems, electronics and multiple parts of the interiors.
Gjonbalaj, et al., v. Volkswagen Group of America, et al.
The sunroof leak lawsuit alleges the sunroofs were defectively designed and manufactured due to their drainage systems and seals. In addition, the automaker allegedly doesn't honor warranties when water leaks occur on these vehicles.
Mandani, et al., v. Volkswagen Group of America, Inc., et al.
The class action says the DSG transmissions cause sudden rough shaking and violent jerking when drivers accelerate and shift into 2nd, 3rd or 4th gear. The lawsuit also alleges the vehicles shudder and judder when a driver slows down
Dismissed Anzhelya Makaryan, et. al., v. Volkswagen Group of America, Inc
The lawsuit alleged the start-stop feature causes vehicles to unintentionally roll away because of a defect in the Start-Stop systems. The case was voluntarily dismissed in November 2017 after a motion to dismiss by Audi was fiked earlier that same month.
Settled Stockalper, et al., vs. Volkswagen Aktiengesellschaft, et al.
An Audi timing chain lawsuit alleges Audi and Volkswagen vehicles have defects that cause the timing chains to suddenly fail without warning, causing the engines to fail.
Settled David Zimand, et al v. Volkswagen Group of America, Inc. and Audi of America, Inc.
A Volkswagen timing chain tensioner lawsuit alleges numerous VW and Audi vehicles have defects in the timing chain tensioning systems that cause complete engine failure.
Settled Ali Asghari, et al. v. Volkswagen Group of America Inc, et al.
The lawsuit alleges about 126,000 Audi vehicles have defects in the 2.0L turbocharged engines that caused the vehicles to guzzle oil.
