GM Diminished Value Lawsuits

Diminished value is defined as loss of a vehicle’s value after it has been repaired due to a defect or auto accident.

A GM diminished value claim may be made if the claimant believes that a purchaser will not pay as much for a car that has been recalled and repaired than they would for a similar vehicle that has not been repaired.

If you are unsure if your vehicle has been affected, our highly trained attorneys can help you determine if you are entitled to file a GM diminished value claim. Your initial consultation is free and we only get paid if we obtain a successful verdict or settlement.

Following the recall announcement, GM issued a statement saying they would be giving owners of the recalled vehicles a $500 rebate to purchase or lease a new GM vehicle. However, many consumers simply wanted to sell back their vehicles and not purchase or lease another GM model.

Consumers are claiming their vehicles have lost up to $2,600 in resale value. Those who purchased the recalled vehicles claim that they would have never purchased or leased a GM vehicle if the company had not concealed the defects.

Visit our ignition switch recall page for the full list of vehicles impacted by the recall.

If you or a loved one purchased a GM vehicle that was affected by the ignition switch defect, you may be entitled to file a GM diminished value claim. Even if your vehicle was not involved in an accident, you may have difficulty selling your vehicle after it has been repaired.

The GM diminished value claim lawyers at Gordon & Partners understand how difficult it can be to determine if your vehicle’s value has been depreciated. We can work with appraisers to determine if you may be entitled to file a claim and will fight on your behalf for full and fair compensation.

To find out how we can help you with your claim, contact us online via live chat or fill out the free case evaluation.