KIA Lump-Sum Fuel Reimbursement Program Seeks To Resolve MPG Circus
KIA Motors America has agreed to pay customers an average of $667 to every claimant in the class-action lawsuit over misreported fuel economy ratings.
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KIA Motors America has agreed to pay customers an average of $667 to every claimant in the class-action lawsuit over misreported fuel economy ratings.
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