Subaru Class Action Settlements
All class action lawsuits and settlements involving Subaru.
Last updated: April 28, 2026 · By Class Action Buddy
Subaru has faced class action litigation resulting in one notable settlement that provided compensation to affected vehicle owners. The primary settlement involved the EyeSight driver assistance system, addressing claims related to alleged defects or malfunctions in this safety technology that many Subaru drivers rely on daily. This EyeSight settlement offered varying compensation amounts to eligible class members, though the deadline for filing claims has now passed as of September 2025. Class action settlements like these typically arise when groups of consumers experience similar issues with vehicle components or features. Subaru owners who purchased vehicles equipped with EyeSight technology were required to provide proof of ownership and demonstrate how the alleged defects impacted their driving experience or vehicle value. While this particular settlement opportunity has expired, it demonstrates the importance of staying informed about potential legal remedies when automotive defects affect large numbers of consumers. Understanding your rights as a vehicle owner means knowing when manufacturers may be required to compensate customers for defective parts, safety systems, or other issues that compromise vehicle performance or value. Settlement amounts and eligibility requirements vary significantly based on the specific claims and the number of affected vehicles. Class Action Buddy simplifies the entire claims process by tracking deadlines, organizing required documentation, and walking you through each step to maximize your potential recovery.
Past Subaru Settlements (1)
These settlements have closed but are part of Subaru's class action history.
Subaru EyeSight class action settlement
Up to VariesThe Subaru EyeSight settlement provided warranty extensions and repair reimbursements for 2013-2024 models with defective driver assistance systems. Learn about similar settlements.
Subaru Class Action FAQs
How do I know if I qualify for a Subaru class action settlement?
To qualify for a Subaru class action settlement, you typically need to have owned or leased a specific Subaru model during certain years and experienced the alleged defect or issue. Check the settlement notice for your vehicle's model year and VIN requirements, or contact the settlement administrator with your vehicle information. Most settlements require documentation like purchase records or repair receipts to verify your claim.
Has Subaru settled any class action lawsuits?
Yes, Subaru has settled several class action lawsuits over the years, including the notable EyeSight class action settlement regarding alleged defects in their driver assistance technology. These settlements have addressed various issues from engine problems to safety system malfunctions. Settlement amounts and eligibility requirements vary depending on the specific lawsuit and affected vehicle models.
What was the Subaru EyeSight class action settlement about?
The Subaru EyeSight class action settlement involved allegations that the EyeSight driver assistance system had defects that could cause unexpected braking, false collision warnings, or system failures. The lawsuit claimed these issues posed safety risks and affected the vehicles' value and reliability. The settlement provided compensation to eligible Subaru owners who experienced these EyeSight system problems.
Am I still eligible to file a claim for the Subaru EyeSight settlement?
The Subaru EyeSight class action settlement claim period has closed, and new claims are no longer being accepted. Settlement claim deadlines are strictly enforced, and late submissions are typically not allowed even with valid documentation. If you missed the deadline, you may need to pursue individual legal action, though this can be more costly and time-consuming than participating in the class action.
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