Has anyone gone through a QCAT motor vehicle dispute under the Australian Consumer Law? What was your experience?

I’m currently involved in a QCAT motor vehicle dispute in Queensland under the Australian Consumer Law against a manufacturer and dealership.
The vehicle is a 2020 model that has had recurring faults over approximately four years, including multiple warranty repairs, towing events, roadside assistance call-outs, steering repairs, electrical issues and repeated repair attempts. An independent QCAT assessor has recently inspected the vehicle and I’m currently waiting for the assessor’s report.
I’m interested in hearing from anyone who has been through a similar QCAT motor vehicle dispute.
Some questions I have are:
What was the independent assessor’s report like?
Did the assessor mainly focus on the current condition of the vehicle, or did they also consider the repair history and recurring faults?
Did the manufacturer or dealer make a settlement offer before the hearing?
Did your matter proceed to a hearing, or was it resolved beforehand?
If it went to hearing, what was the outcome (refund, replacement, compensation, or something else)?
Is there anything you wish you’d known before going through the process?
I’m not looking for legal advice—just interested in hearing other people’s experiences with the QCAT process.
Thanks!