Keystone RV Passport journey trailer class motion judgment

A federal court docket entered judgment requiring Keystone RV Co. to pay $2,000 to eligible class members who presently personal Passport Brand Western Edition journey trailers with wooden roof trusses, resolving claims the corporate misrepresented the supplies used to construct the trailers.

The Keystone RV class consists of shoppers who bought a brand new Passport Brand Western Edition trailer from a Keystone approved dealership in California earlier than Dec. 1, 2019, with a serial quantity ending after HX414101.

According to the category motion lawsuit, Keystone manufactured Passport Brand Western Edition trailers with serial numbers ending after HX414101 utilizing wooden roof trusses whereas representing till Dec. 1, 2019, that the trailers had been constructed with “5 [inch] Crowned/Stamped Galvanized Steel Roof Trusses.”

Keystone RV Co. is a producer of journey trailers, fifth-wheel trailers and toy haulers. The firm has been in enterprise since 1996 and is predicated in Goshen, Indiana.

Keystone has not admitted any wrongdoing, however the court docket entered judgment in favor of eligible class members who presently personal qualifying trailers with wooden roof trusses.

Under the Keystone class motion judgment, eligible class members who presently personal a qualifying trailer with wooden roof trusses could obtain a $2,000 fee by submitting a legitimate request for fee and supporting documentation. Class members whose trailers have steel roof trusses usually are not eligible for the fee and don’t must submit a request.

Requests for fee and supporting documentation should be submitted or postmarked by Aug. 28, 2026.

Payments for permitted requests are scheduled to be mailed on or earlier than Oct. 2, 2026.