Toyota deliberately withheld vehicle design and testing evidence during lawsuits filed by consumers injured in crashes of Toyota autos.
Many consumers that purchased Toyota and Lexus vehicles that were involved in the recall may feel fortunate that these known defects have not injured them or a family member. What these consumers may not be thinking about is how much the fair market value of their vehicle has declined due to the intentional concealment of these problems.
Under the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act, if a seller or manufacturer intentionally conceals a known defect of a product, the consumer may be entitled to: 1) actual damage for the decrease in the value of their vehicle; 2) three times the actual damage as punishment to the manufacturer; 3) attorney fees and 4) the cost of litigation.
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