The Group Action Lawyers is pursuing emissions compensation action on behalf of thousands of people against dozens of carmakers, over allegations of engaging in behaviour that could cheat emissions regulations.
We are confident that we will be able to settle claims that we have initiated, which is why we are representing people on a No Win, No Fee basis. Many actions and court cases have been settled around the world, including this year’s huge settlement for claimants in England and Wales against Volkswagen who were at the centre of the first “Dieselgate” scandal in 2015.
It is a quick and easy process to start your claim via the dedicated Car Emissions Lawyers websites here now.
The Group Action Lawyers are pursuing Fiat Chrysler emissions claims of compensation, and eligible clients can benefit from our No Win, No Fee legal representation.
Fiat Chrysler is one of many vehicle manufacturers who are facing claims, although they strongly deny that they have done anything wrong. We are representing thousands of claimants engaged in actions against several carmakers, and it is quick and easy to find out if you may be eligible to start a case. All you need to do is complete a few forms on our website here now.
The French emissions investigations have been ongoing for some time, having their beginnings in the 2015 Volkswagen “dieselgate” scandal, in which the carmaker was found guilty of using illegal defeat devices as a means of cheating emissions tests. Now, following charges against a number of other manufacturers across the globe, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) Italy has been added to the list of carmakers under the scrutiny of investigators.
Owned by Stellantis, FCA Italy is suspected of alleged consumer fraud in respect of diesel vehicles being sold in France. The allegations against the brand reflect a trend, as many well-known carmakers have been accused of allegedly misleading customers regarding their compliance with emissions regulations. As things stand, carmakers are strenuously denying that they have done anything wrong.
The legal cases here in the UK are still gradually progressing, but we are investigating several carmakers over alleged breaches of consumer law, including Fiat. If you have recently owned or leased a diesel vehicle produced by one of the suspected manufacturers, you can check your eligibility for a compensation claim with us today.
In August 2017, a woman was killed when her Jeep SUV’s fuel tank combusted after she was rear-ended. The incident has raised further concerns that the 2013 recall over the Jeep’s fuel tank was not enough to protect motorists.
The victim’s 2007 Jeep was one of the 1.56 million sport utility vehicles that Fiat Chrysler agreed to install trailer hitches on to protect the fuel tanks. More than five years ago, Chrysler Group recalled 2.7 million sport-utility cars after the vulnerability was linked to the deaths of 51 people after crashes ignited fuel.
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