Do you currently own or lease a 2019, 2020, 2021, or 2022 Mazda3? Has your car ever applied the brakes out of the blue?
The automatic or smart braking systems (SBS) in Mazda 3 sedans and hatchbacks from the 2019-2022 models might be defective and can suddenly stop the vehicle without warning when there is no obstruction present.
Mazda issued a recall on more than 35,000 Mazda 3 cars from model years 2019 and 2020 due to brake issues; nevertheless, the condition might be more widespread — and Mazda may already be aware of it.
We are working with residents of certain states who own or lease a 2019-2022 Mazda 3 vehicle who have experienced sudden braking.
Do You Qualify?
If you own or lease a Mazda3 and have experienced unexplained braking, you may be eligible to participate in a class-action lawsuit investigation into the car’s smart braking system.
Late-model Mazda3 owners and lessees in the following states may qualify for a class-action lawsuit investigation into a potential brake system defect:
- California
- Florida
- New York
- Illinois
- Missouri
- Ohio
- New Jersey
- Pennsylvania
- Washington
If you live in one of the above states and own or lease a 2019, 2020, 2021, or 2022 Mazda3 equipped with an SBS and the vehicle stopped suddenly while in traffic, you may qualify to join this Mazda brake defect class action lawsuit investigation.
If you think you qualify, please fill out this form: