Temecula Motorsports ATV $1.45 Million ATV Class Action Settlement
Unsplash | Published: May 9, 2025
Claim Form Deadline: June 14, 2025
Payout: $350 Average
Proof required: Yes
If you purchased a new Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) for personal use from Temecula Motorsports between October 21, 2011, and October 20, 2015, you may be owed cash from a new $1,450,000 class action lawsuit over allegedly excessive fees. The company, Temecula Motorsports, has settled a class action over allegations that it charged excessive or improperly disclosed fees and failed to credit manufacturer rebates to consumers.
The total Temecula Motorsports class action settlement fund is $1.45 million.
Anyone who purchased a new OHV for personal use from TMI during the specified period and:
• Paid a "Prep" charge that included added Temelcula dealer markup.
• Qualified for a manufacturer rebate but was not credited that rebate toward their purchase.
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Settlement Class Members may receive between $3 and $1,140, with an average payout of approximately $350. The exact amount depends on fees paid or rebates not credited.
Complete, sign, and mail the Claim Form to the Claims Administrator by the deadline of June 14, 2025. You can also file a claim online at the settlement website by finding the PDF of the file and printing it out to mail it to the Temecula Motorsports class action settlement administrator.
Yes, you will need to attest that you "purchased the following new off-highway vehicle ("OHV") for personal use from Temecula Motorsports, Inc. during the period October 21, 2011 through October 20, 2015" and will be asked to provide the VIN or vehicle identification number, the make and model of the vehicle, and the date of purchase.
Filing Class Action Settlement Claims
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