If you owned or leased specific 2016-2017 Kia models, you may be able to file a claim in a class action lawsuit, though time to do so is limited.
According to the settlement website, the case says certain vehicles had defective automatic window regulators that could break or stop working properly. Kia denies the allegations.
Here is a look at the settlement details and who may qualify for payment.
Which vehicles are covered by the Kia class action settlement?
The settlement covers certain 2016-2017 Kia Optimas and 2017 Kia Sportages.
To verify your VIN, you can use the settlement’s VIN lookup page or call 833-930-0988.
Has the deadline to file a Kia class action claim passed?
No. Claims must be submitted by the listed deadline.
To file a claim, go to the settlement webpage.
How much money could I receive from the Kia settlement?
Approved claimants will be reimbursed for eligible out-of-pocket window regulator repair costs at a Kia dealership or an independent repair shop.
Repairs and expenses must be legitimate and verifiable.
Payments will be based on mileage, with reimbursement caps ranging from $160 to $400.
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