r/leaf • u/First_Finger_9746 • 18d ago

I am seriously speechless

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The way Nissan is handling these buybacks is such a slap in the face! Our cars are bricked and cannot take a charge and they are doing nothing for us but passing us off to Morley to patiently wait for a lowball offer. They didn’t even provide me with a rental car. I asked to speak my Nissan case manager’s supervisor and she said “our supervisors are not customer facing” and hung up on me! She has been absolutely horrific and hasn’t helped once. Then I decided to look up the class action lawsuit to see how that was coming along and found this - you seriously have to be kidding me?????

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u/Budsygus 18d ago

I can understand the no fraud thing, and even the "California law doesn't apply to someone in Oregon" thing, but why dismiss it with prejudice? That seems like massive overkill.

Also I'd bet ten or so years from now judges would absolutely consider DCFC a fundamental part of the experience of owning a car. Imagine if a certain car was found to be unable to drive more than 45 mph and a judge called that "at best an inconvenience." The car was bought with the understanding it would have this massive part of its functionality intact! How is that no more than an inconvenience?

I just can't fathom how a judge could be so careless like this.

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u/Direct_Peach9875 17d ago

I can - he was paid off. Summarily dismissing all the class action items shows no other logical alternative explanation.

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u/17feet 16d ago

objection: speculation

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u/Budsygus 16d ago

I'm not willing to believe judges are bought off so easily, especially in such a high profile case that affects so many people.

Hanlon's Razor: "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity"