If you’ve owned a diesel car or van in England or Wales that was first registered between around 2009 and 2020, you may be able to join a group legal claim over emissions.
We believe thousands of UK vehicle owners have been affected by this and are eligible to receive compensation.
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This issue began when Audi and Volkswagen (VW), which are both part of the VW Group, faced regulatory action over some of their diesel cars in the US in 2015. The controversy, which became known as ‘Dieselgate’, has since grown to include other vehicle manufacturers.
If you’ve had a diesel car or van in England or Wales that was first registered between around 2009 and 2020, you may be able to join a group legal claim over emissions.
We believe thousands of UK vehicle owners have been affected by this and are eligible to receive compensation.
Claims Supermarket and other Law firms argue that affected cars and vans produce more harmful nitrogen oxide (NOx) pollution than advertised – and were therefore mis-sold to consumers.
In other words, you could be due money back because:
Of course, the manufacturers disagree – for example, VW argues consumers haven’t suffered any financial loss. It’ll be for the courts to decide who’s right.
Particular car manufacturers misled the public by selling cars and vans that emitted more nitrogen oxide than advertised. Therefore, you could claim if:
If you were a registered keeper of a diesel car or diesel vehicle between 2007 and 2020, you could be owed up to £10,000 compensation!
Join our group action claim and enter your registration to check if your vehicle was affected.
Successful claims made against VW Group.
Estimated time to receive compensation.
Range of personal compensation awarded to date.
Amount paid out by VW Group to date.
*As of October 2023. Figures quoted by Motor Finance Online.
Claims could take up to five years – or even longer.
As an example, in the original VW Group case, claims were first grouped together by the court in May 2018, but the case was only due to go to trial in January 2023, before a settlement was reached in May 2022. (And had it gone to court, proceedings might’ve stretched out even further through potential future appeals.)
We are now pursuing emissions claims against the following manufacturers on behalf of Scottish car owners who’ve been affected by defeat devices installed in their vehicles:
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