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Jaguar Land Rover facing second class action over ‘defective’ diesel filters
Automotive 2022-12-06 3:54 pm By Cat Fredenburgh
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Jaguar Land Rover is staring down a second class action on behalf of consumers who purchased cars with allegedly defective diesel filters over an 11-year period.

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