Hyundai Tiburon Clutch Defect

A class action lawsuit filed on behalf of consumers who purchased or leased a 2003 GT Coupe Hyundai Tiburon with a 2.7 liter engine claims that the motor company sold the vehicle with defective clutch components. The manufacturer also marketed its product with a warranty (which claimed to be America's Best WarrantyTM) then refused coverage, blaming failure of its product on its customers.

Lawsuits have been filed claiming that Hyundai has refused to cover the cost of repairs to fix defective clutch parts, which failed after as little as 19,000 miles of driving.

Hundreds of complaints against the 2003 Hyundai Tiburon GT with six-speed manual transmissions have been received by lawyers pursuing the lawsuits.

Although they claim to have "America's Best WarrantyTM", Hyundai is refusing to honor the warranty for the Tiburon owners who's clutches failed within 30,000 miles of driving.

In a Technical Service Bulletin sent to its dealers, Hyundai referred to the 2003 Tiburon clurch parts as "deformed". Yet when people complained about the problem and tried to claim compensation to replace the defective parts, Hyundai tried to blame their customers driving habits on the clutch failures and refused to cover any costs for replacement parts or labor.

People have reported having to pay up to $2,000 to replace the faulty clutch parts, just so they could drive their car again.

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Register your Tiburon Clutch Complaint

If you or a loved one has purchased a 2003 GT Coupe Hyundai Tiburon with a 2.7 liter engine, and have had your clutch fail prematurely, you may qualify for damages or remedies that may be awarded in a Tiburon clutch class action lawsuit. Please click the link below to submit your complaint to a lawyer for a free evaluation.

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Last updated on Aug-9-06