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Claim £1000's for your current or previous diesel vehicles
Even if you haven't experienced any issues, you might be entitled to thousands in compensation due to a defective emissions system.
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1.5m+ drivers affected • £1000s in Compensation
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If you have owned or leased any of the below, you may have a claim*
* Not all variations qualify to claim
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Simply fill out our eligibility checker to see if you are eligible for compensation for your diesel vehicle.
Am I eligible to claim?
If you have owned or leased a diesel vehicle, you may be eligible to receive compensation ranging from £3,000 to £16,000.
Based on our investigations, we have discovered that the design of the vehicles is flawed, resulting in potential safety and performance problems for drivers while on the road.
Additionally, these defects may lead to increased engine wear, which could require customers to incur additional expenses for servicing, including the possibility of engine replacement. It is important to note that this issue is distinct from the previous "Diesel Gate" scandal.
* Not all variations qualify to claim
Purchasing a vehicle is a significant investment, and as a buyer, you have the right to expect a certain level of performance, safety, and reliability from your vehicle.
If your vehicle is equipped with a faulty or badly designed Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) or emissions system, it can negatively impact these expectations and lead to a host of issues which you may end up paying for.
We estimate over 600,000 vehicles have been affected.
We specialise in helping people with vehicle claims from emissions issues to diesel emission "cheat" devices and we're with you every step of the way.
Drivers (owned or leased) potentially affected*
Potentially affected vehicles on the road**
Enquiries made about their vehicle in the last 12 months
Sources
The statistics are referenced from independent 3rd party organizations
* SMMT Services (2023)
What are the most common issues drivers may experience?
Even if you never experienced a problem, you could be entitled to claim up to £16,000.
Forced into 'Limp Mode'
A blocked emissions filter can cause the engine to lose power. You might notice that the vehicle doesn't accelerate as quickly as it used to, or it might feel sluggish and unresponsive.
Reduced Engine Performance
A blocked filter can cause the engine to lose power. You might notice that the vehicle doesn't accelerate as quickly as it used to, or it might feel sluggish and unresponsive.
Poor Fuel Efficiency
If the filter is not working correctly, the engine may have to work harder, which can lead to increased fuel consumption.
Warning Lights
Most modern vehicles have a warning light on the dashboard that will illuminate if there's a problem with the filter. This is often the first sign drivers notice when there's an issue.
Frequent Regeneration
If the filter is faulty, the vehicle might attempt to regenerate the filter more frequently than normal. This can lead to increased fuel consumption and can cause the vehicle to behave differently during these periods.
Engine Damage
In severe cases, a blocked filter can cause back pressure in the exhaust system, which can lead to engine damage. This can be a very costly problem to fix.
Can you relate?
If you answer yes to any of the following, then you may have a claim:-
Have you noticed an increase in fuel consumption in your vehicle?
Has your vehicle been emitting excessive smoke from the exhaust?
Have you experienced a loss of power or acceleration while driving?
Has your vehicle's engine warning light come on?
Have you noticed a strange smell, similar to burning, coming from your vehicle?
Has your vehicle been requiring more frequent oil changes?
Have you noticed your vehicle's engine making a continuous running sound, even after you've stopped driving?
Has your vehicle been requiring more frequent active regenerations (i.e., driving at a certain speed for a certain amount of time)?
Have you had to refill the Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) more frequently than usual?
Have you noticed any unusual issues with your vehicle that started occurring after you purchased it?
Has your mechanic mentioned anything about potential issues with the emissions system?