Two drivers of Mercedes AMG cars file class action lawsuit over an alleged burn hazard in its logo
Summary
Two drivers of Mercedes AMG cars have sued Mercedes-Benz, saying the raised AMG logo on their car seats got so hot it burned their skin. They want the company to pay for medical costs and remove the logo from other cars to prevent more injuries.Key Facts
- The lawsuit was filed in a U.S. District Court in California.
- Drivers Gabriel Lahijani and Karendeep Bath claim the AMG logo on their car seats caused second-degree burns.
- The logo is metallic and raised, positioned where it touches occupants’ upper back, neck, or shoulder.
- Lahijani was burned after sitting in his car wearing a tank top in Los Angeles.
- Bath experienced a burning sensation and a visible mark shaped like the AMG logo after sitting in her car.
- The drivers seek compensation for medical bills, pain, and emotional distress.
- They also want Mercedes to pay to remove the logo from other cars with the same issue.
- Mercedes-Benz did not respond immediately to requests for comment.
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