Subaru is one of the leading manufacturers of automobiles in the world. For decades, Subaru has been manufacturing and selling automobiles worldwide, including in the United States. Over the years, consumers have come to expect reliable vehicles when purchasing a Subaru.

A recent class-action lawsuit filed in a New Jersey federal court, however, alleges that certain Subaru vehicles contain defective fuel pumps that allegedly cause unpredictable acceleration and engine stalls. This lawsuit comes on the heels of other class-action lawsuits filed in Alabama and Hawaii.

The suit seeks to represent at least 200,000 people who own or lease Subaru vehicles with “Denso low-pressure fuel pumps and fuel pump assemblies.” It is alleged that Subaru is aware of the defect because the company announced a recall in April for 2019 Outback, Ascent, Impreza and Legacy models. However, the lawsuit alleges that “a substantial number” of cars with the alleged defect have not been recalled yet. That means many Subaru owners are left to repair the fuel pump at their own cost.

Shub Law has experienced attorneys who specialize in defective product lawsuits. Our firm is built to fight against the world’s largest companies, including major automobile manufacturers like Subaru. Let’s fight back!

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If you or someone you know owns or leases a 2013-2019 Subaru Impreza, Outback, Legacy, or Ascent, please contact us for a free evaluation. Your vehicle may contain a defective fuel pump, and you may be eligible to be included in a class-action lawsuit. Our practice is focused on defective product litigation and consumer protection lawsuits. Let’s get justice! Contact us now via email at leads@shublawyers.com or give us a call at 856-772-7200.