Porsche Gasoline Emissions Settlement
$200–$1,350
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What happened
Porsche and Volkswagen agreed to settle claims that certain Porsche-branded gasoline vehicles sold or leased in the United States produce excess emissions and/or obtain worse fuel economy on the road than in testing conditions. The defendants deny the claims but have agreed to settle.
Do you qualify?
Current or former owners or lessees of certain gasoline engine Porsche vehicles sold or leased in the United States. Original and sole owners could receive up to $200–$1,100; former owners, lessees, and non-original owners may have also been eligible depending on ownership duration.
How to file
To obtain compensation, you had to submit a valid claim form. The deadline to submit a claim passed on December 7, 2022. All payments have now been issued.
In the news
- VW Group to pay $96.5M to settle inflated fuel economy lawsuitTechCrunch · August 30, 2019
- Volkswagen overstated fuel economy on 98K U.S. vehicles, will reimburse consumersFirstpost · August 30, 2019
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