Mazda Australia fined $11.5 million for Consumer Law breach

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Mazda Australia has been ordered to pay $11.5 million in penalties for misleading customers about their rights under the Australian Consumer Law. The Federal Court found that Mazda refused to provide full refunds or replacement vehicles to customers experiencing major faults. The ACCC has warned the car industry to honour consumer rights promptly. Mazda must also implement a compliance program and pay legal costs. Other carmakers targeted by the ACCC include Jeep, Honda, Ford, Toyota, Tesla, and Mercedes-Benz.

Brands mentioned: Mazda, Jeep, Honda, Ford, Toyota, Tesla, Mercedes-Benz