US Auto Injury Law: Kia Defendant in Law Suit Over Defect in Fuel Line

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December 07, 2002

News Herald, "Kia Defendant in Law Suit Over Defect in Fuel Line"

A Lorain woman filed suit against car-manufacturer Kia after her husband died in 2000 in a fiery crash on Ohio 2 at the Ohio 579 curve.

Sanchez filed suit against Kia and a yet unknown corporation, saying the fuel line assembly installed in the sport utility vehicle was defective and poorly designed. She alleged the company failed to warn consumers about the design and exposed those who bought Kiavehicles to "unreasonable risks."

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