Arizona GM Owners to Share in $220 Million Settlement Over Data Sales
Arizona GM owners are set to receive a share of a $220 million settlement concerning the sale of private driving behavior data by General Motors. Arizona itself is expected to receive $5.9 million from this settlement.
Oklahoma City, OK, October 29, 2026 — General Motors owners in Arizona are in line to receive a portion of a significant legal settlement. A $220 million agreement has been reached concerning the sale of private driving behavior data by the automotive manufacturer.
As part of this nationwide settlement, the state of Arizona is specifically anticipated to receive $5.9 million. The exact distribution method for the remaining funds to eligible General Motors owners has not been detailed.
The settlement addresses allegations related to the sale of private driving behavior data collected by General Motors. Specifics regarding the legal proceedings that led to this settlement, including the initiating parties and the precise nature of the data sold, were not provided in the summary.
Information on the timeline for the distribution of the settlement funds to individual GM owners in Arizona, or the specific criteria for eligibility, was also not available. The contractor’s name responsible for managing the settlement distribution was not provided.
The total settlement amount of $220 million is intended to resolve claims concerning General Motors’ practices regarding customer data. The state’s allocated $5.9 million is expected to be allocated for use within Arizona. Further details on the settlement’s terms and the process for owners to claim their share are pending.
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