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According to EPA investigation the high Hyundai Mileage, which was falsely claimed has landed the car maker in not only deep but hot water.

It has now been revealed that the2013 Hyundai models had made false claims regarding the mileage that they give, and some have been found be over quoted by 6 mpg. After the EPA investigation both Hyundai and Kia motors have landed themselves in deep soup. After these stunning revelations, lawsuits were filed against the latest Hyundai Mileage. The manufacturer has accepted its fault, and has agreed to pay compensation to the owners of the Hyundai cars. Many lawsuits were filed across different States of America, but later on they were all compiled to a single lawsuit in the federal court in Los Angeles. 

 

The reimbursement schedule has been decided, and according to the sources it depends on the period of time that the owner has owned the Hyundai vehicle, and the extra gas that they have required during this period, than the falsely claimed mileage. Whatever figure comes out, the company has decided to add 15 % extra to it to make up for the false figures that they had issued, and as a goodwill gesture. 

Apart from the compensation, it has been decided that the owners will continue to get the rebates on gas mileage as long as they own the cars. It was required to register under this scheme by the end of last year. After offering such attractive compensation schemes to the owners, then also the lawsuit went ahead, and Hyundai has agreed to settle all the cases. Kia motors on the other hand is still on the process of evaluating different situations and angles. Although the exact compensation figures are unavailable, but still it is expected that at least $ 775 million will be given to 900,000 affected customers, by both the car manufacturers.

The Hyundai latest feature has identified their error, and have specified the correct mileage figures. The owners have the option of choosing a direct lump sum of the compensation package, or get it at certain intervals.      

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