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- Makers of the Discovery Channel reality television show Diesel Brothers must pay $11.8 million to Diesel SpA, an Italian clothing brand, after a court found them liable for trademark infringement.
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Dec 29, 2021 · A federal appeals court has upheld a six-figure penalty levied against the stars of the “ Diesel Brothers ” monster truck television show for altering emission control systems in trucks,...
Mar 11, 2020 · The stars of Discovery Channel’s Diesel Brothers television show are being ordered to pay $851,451 for their role in producing and selling modified diesel pickups that wreaked environmental...
- Diesel Brothers, The TV Show
- Diesel Brothers, The Stars – The Defendant
- The Plaintiff – UPHE
- The Formal Complaint Against The Diesel Brothers
- The Verdict, Fines, and The Appeal
- Interesting Facts and Rumors About The Diesel Brothers
Buying used, battered, and worn-down diesel trucks and customizing them to become bigger, flashier, and cooler vehicles had been the main purpose of the show“Diesel Brothers.” It was one of the successful reality-TV shows distributed by Discovery Channel, featuring the DieselSellerz team. Aside from overhauling trucks and selling them, the team als...
The American TV show was named “Diesel Brothers” by the TV studio producers, but the main stars of the series – Dave “Diesel Dave” Kiley and Dave “Heavy D” Sparks – aren’t biological brothers, but best buddies who initially teamed-up to build a successful automotive business . Heavy D was the fabricator and master auto builder, who since high schoo...
In 2016, the Diesel Brothers received a notice of suit against their company, DieselSellerz from Reed Zars’ Law office on behalf of the Utah Physicians for a Healthy Environment, alleging past and ongoing violation of the Clean Air Act. They were a group of around 450 physicians and 3,500 regular citizens residing in Utah, including air quality spe...
The complaint againstthe Diesel Brothers was filed on 10 January 2017 – the defendants weren’t limited to the main stars of the reality-TV show, but also their team members including “Redbeard” and “The Muscle” Hoskins and four other companies, DieselSellerz.com LLC, Diesel Power Gear LLC, 4×4 Anything LLC, and Sparks Motors LLC. It was a federal C...
In 2018, the Diesel Brothers along with their companies were served a court injunction, ordering them to stop tampering with the pollution/emission control systems of vehicles. The decision was made following the findings of an emissions inspector, Evan Nelson, who submitted a detailed report when he inspected a 2013 Ram 5500 that was up for sale i...
With the success of the TV series and the notoriety that they gained especially after they were sued, there were other allegations about them floating in social media, including online forums. Here are some of the most noteworthy facts and rumors about the show and its team:
Dec 28, 2021 · Utah Physicians for a Healthy Environment sued the Diesel Brothers in 2016, accusing David Sparks and Joshua Stuart of illegally removing pollution control equipment from their diesel trucks...
- Ben Winslow
- Reporter
- ben.winslow@fox13now.com
Nov 10, 2022 · The ‘Diesel Brothers’ lawsuit: Here's the lowdown. According to Car and Driver, the EPA’s laws when it comes to exhaust emissions from vehicles are pretty straightforward: You can’t remove the Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF), which keeps nasty black smoke from polluting the air.
- Melissa Willets
Jan 5, 2022 · The Diesel Brothers had offered to fix the faulty auto emissions systems of “potentially hundreds of low-income Utah families'” cars as part of one settlement plan, Cannon said, but the UPHE...
Diesel Brothers charged with vehicle tampering that increases harmful air pollution along Utah’s Wasatch Front. They received an $850,000 penalty and a permanent ban on defeating pollution controls as a consequence of violating the Clean Air Act hundreds of times.
