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Why Make A Diesel Emissions Claim

Defeat Device Installed

Your diesel car was fitted with a “defeat device” to cheat emissions, and you were tricked into believing that the vehicle was clean and efficient. 

Misled Claims

You were misled by false eco-friendly claims and informed that the car met the emission standards while it didn’t. 

Financial Losses

After fixing the emission issues, you suffered financial losses as your car lost value and consumed more fuel. 

Why Trust Us With Your Claim?

If you believe you have a diesel emissions claim, let us handle it from start to finish. 

No Win, No Fee Guarantee

We work on a no-win, no-fee basis. Unless we win your case, you don’t have to pay us a single penny.

Maximised Payout

When you choose to make your claim through us, we’ll fight for the highest possible compensation for your losses.

Expert Solicitors Panel

Our experienced solicitors specialise in diesel emissions claims and have a proven record of successfully handling thousands of cases.

Hassle-free Process

From gathering evidence to dealing with manufacturers, we’ll take care of everything, saving you from all the hassle and stress.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you can submit claims for multiple affected vehicles. You will need to complete a separate enquiry form for each vehicle.

Yes, you can make a claim whether you purchased your vehicle new or second-hand, as long as it falls within the affected range.

Yes! If you leased a diesel vehicle through the Motability Scheme between 2009 and 2020, you may still be eligible for compensation.

We work on a no-win, no-fee basis. If your claim is unsuccessful, we won’t charge you anything. 

The compensation amount varies based on several factors, including:

  • Manufacturing year of the vehicle
  • Model of the vehicle
  • Mileage covered

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