The Texas Court of Appeals has refused to reinstate a $25,236 jury verdict in favor of a service customer whose 2006 Chevrolet Equinox was hit by another vehicle backing out of a service bay.

Flagship Credit Acceptance faces a setback in an ongoing class action over robocalls placed to more than 300,000 consumers.

A Southern California Kia store has reached a confidential settlement after a jury awarded $21,503,420 to a motorcyclist hurt in a crash caused by a negligent technician.

Dealerships in Pennsylvania that do warranty work can contractually negotiate with automakers to get more favorable labor reimbursement rates than those required by state law, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled.

Kia Motors America justifiably terminated a franchisee that repeatedly failed to staff the dealership's service and parts department adequately, the New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled.

More than two years after discovering an office manager and other employees allegedly embezzled more than $10 million, a Queens, N.Y., dealership group can now go after its former longtime accounting firm for the money, a federal judge has ruled.

A California Toyota dealership must defend a lawsuit accusing it of wrongfully refusing to install portable hand controls on vehicles that a customer paralyzed from the waist down wanted to test-drive.

A fired GM assembly plant repairman who told management about concerns with the facility's inspection process isn't protected by a federal whistleblower law because his report didn't relate to defects in the vehicles, a judge in Missouri has ruled.

A service customer has filed a lawsuit accusing Stateline Nissan in Rhode Island of loaning her car to another customer for a week. Pretrial discovery is underway.