FCA Settles With Viper Owner Who Sought Fixes Under Pricey Plan

FCA US LLC has settled a California consumer’s individual claims alleging it failed to ensure dealers could repair Dodge Viper sports cars when it sold a $2,600 service plan promising repairs at any dealership, the automaker told a federal court in the state.

The terms are confidential, FCA spokesman Michael Palese said in an email Wednesday. An attorney for the consumer, Ebby Bakhtiar, didn’t immediately respond to a request for information and comment.

FCA filed the notice in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California Tuesday.

Ebby Bakhtiar alleges he purchased the service plan for his 2015 ...