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Class action suit

On May 16th, 2008 John (not verified) says:

I researched your question about the class action suit and found that while there is a case pending, as of right now it is only including years 1990-1997. This is when the auto industry switched painting procedures and as a result, many failures are occuring.
If there is proof however that newer years were affected, they will be included as well.
This is the firm that is filing the class action suit against ford, gm, and chrysler.
http://www.freedweiss.com/
Perhaps contacting them could start you in the right direction unless Hal is able to provide you with more indepth details. Good luck
Matt

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