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Lawyers allege numerous vehicles sold by the carmakers in Australia were offered for sale with engines that were manufactured or designed defectively.

Up to half-a-million owners of Hyundai and Kia cars in Australia are being urged to sign up to a class action – lodged in Federal Court this week – due to the high risk of engine failures and fires.

Two more class actions have been launched against Hyundai and Kia, after allegations that the motor companies sold vehicles that they knew were defective.

Two more class actions have been launched against Hyundai and Kia, after allegations that the motor companies sold vehicles that they knew were defective.

Lawyers say a new class action alleging a critical engine fault in half a million Australian cars could lead to the biggest compensation payout in our automotive history.