Car company alleges mistakes of fact and law in appeal against April decision that could result in $2bn damages paid to owners
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Toyota has appealed against a class action ruling which could see more than 260,000 car owners receive damages of about $2bn, but concerns remain about the environmental impact of the faulty diesel particulate filters that caused the problems with some of Australia’s most popular vehicles.
The federal court handed down a decision in April that found Toyota had sold cars with defective diesel particulate filters over a five-year period.
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