Indeed, taking a large car manufacturer to court involves significant legal fees that can be prohibitively high for an individual. Attempting to pursue a claim independently could easily surpass any potential pay-out. This is where group litigation comes into play. By joining a group of claimants, you become part of a collective effort, and the legal fees are shared among all participants. This approach makes it more financially feasible for individuals to seek compensation, as the costs are distributed across the group rather than falling solely on a single claimant.

You are not required to still own the car in question to be eligible for a claim. Your eligibility for a claim is determined by the specific dates when you bought and sold the car. Our straightforward form is designed to provide you with quick and accurate information about your eligibility, even if you no longer own the vehicle.

Yes, you can make an emissions claim for a car bought on finance. The method of purchase, whether you bought the car outright or financed it, does not impact your eligibility to make a claim for compensation related to emissions issues. As long as your vehicle falls within the criteria for the claim, you have the right to pursue compensation, regardless of how you acquired the car.

You can make emissions claims for multiple cars if each of those vehicles meets the criteria for the claim. The eligibility for such claims is typically based on specific factors related to the vehicle’s make, model, and the time period during which it was purchased. If you own or have owned multiple vehicles that meet the criteria, you can file separate claims for each of them. It’s important to ensure that each vehicle qualifies individually for the claim.

The ability to make a diesel emissions claim may depend on the specific make and model of your vehicle, as well as the circumstances surrounding the emissions issue. However, historically, some of the manufacturers involved in emissions-related claims, such as the “dieselgate” scandal, have included Volkswagen, Audi, and Mercedes-Benz. It’s important to note that the eligibility for claims can vary, and not all vehicles from these manufacturers were affected. To determine whether you can make a claim, you should use our vehicle check tool so we can assess your specific case. Please check here

When filing a claim, in addition to your basic contact information, it’s essential to provide the car registration number and confirm the dates during which you owned the vehicle. Also, it’s crucial to ensure that you include a valid contact number and your email address, as these are necessary elements for communicating anything related to your claim. Accurate and complete information is essential to move forward with the claims process effectively.