Toyota Forklift Emissions Cheating – Potential Lawsuit for Toyota Forklift Owners/Lessees
Toyota has admitted to emissions cheating in gasoline and diesel engines used in Toyota forklifts sold in Japan, spanning more than a decade. The misconduct is believed to affect not only emissions but also vehicle performance and durability. Lieff Cabraser’s consumer fraud group is actively investigating similar allegations about Toyota’s forklifts in the U.S., where sales for several Toyota forklift models have previously been suspended due to delays in obtaining U.S. engine emissions certification.
If you own or lease Toyota forklift trucks in the U.S., including those equipped with 1ZS, 1KD, and 4Y engines, you can use the form on this page to contact a consumer fraud lawyer at Lieff Cabraser today to learn about your rights and potential recovery for Toyota’s alleged fraud.
Read a copy of the September 22, 2024 Class Action Complaint against Toyota relating to forklift emissions problems.
Lieff Cabraser’s Historic Emissions Fraud Work
Lieff Cabraser has been fighting successfully for consumer and vehicle owner rights across the U.S. for over 50 years, including our role as lead counsel in representing of hundreds of thousands of Volkswagen vehicle owners in emissions fraud lawsuits that led to settlements valued at over $14 billion. Lieff Cabraser has also litigated and resolved similar emissions cheating claims against Fiat Chrysler and Toyota subsidiary, Hino Motors.
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