Skoda exhaust scandal
As with the parent company VW, the EA189 and EA288 engines at Skoda are also affected.
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According to our information, the following models are affected:
Model | Year |
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Skoda Fabia | 2008 – 2015 |
Skoda Octavia | 2008 – 2015 |
Skoda practice | 2008 – 2015 |
Skoda Rapid | 2008 – 2015 |
Skoda Roomster | 2008 – 2015 |
Skoda Superb | 2008 – 2015 |
Skoda Yeti | 2008 – 2015 |
Our lawyers take the time to answer your questions and - unlike many other law firms - can also speak to you by phone.
Before we take action, we get the cost commitment from your legal protection insurance for you.
We look after your case from the first phone call to the conclusion of the procedure.
Our law firm has been representing clients in the emissions scandal for several years. We know exactly which tactics the manufacturers are pursuing and adapt our strategies if we notice changes in other processes.
If you have received a letter from the KBA (Federal Motor Transport Authority), you should contact our office. Because it is advisable to wait with the software update first. We will also check your case for you free of charge and without obligation and let you know whether you should install the update.
Your chances of success depend largely on the time of purchase, the make, model and engine of your car. The courts judge mostly different. We would be happy to explain this to you in a free phone call.
In many cases it is worth filing a lawsuit without legal expenses insurance. We also work closely with a litigation financier who acts like a kind of legal protection insurance for you. So you don't have to worry about legal fees or court costs.
We recommend the following procedure:
Our lawyers will examine your case individually and will contact you. If your case is promising, we will proceed as follows:
Our claim is aimed at the reversal of the purchase contract. This means that you have to return the vehicle, but receive back your purchase price minus a usage fee. However, the automobile manufacturers often try to compare each other. In this case, the comparisons stipulate that you keep the car and get a part of the purchase price refunded.
The compensation for use is calculated using the following formula:
Gross purchase price * driven kilometers / expectable remaining power
Example: Let's assume you drive a car with a purchase price of € 35.000. You bought this as a new car with 0 KM and have driven 100.000 KM so far. Then the calculation looks like this:
€ 35.000 * 100.000 KM / 300.000 KM = 11.666,67 €
This means you would need in an action against the manufacturer compensation for use of 11.666,67 € get credit. You get in our sample calculation so 23.333,33 € by the manufacturer back (€ 35.000,00 - 11.666,67 €).
As expectable rest mileage we put 300.000 KM based. This mileage is based on the latest rulings by the BGH and is therefore to be used as a reliable value. Some firms also accept a value of 500.000 KM or no compensation for use. This is possible (in theory), but not enforceable from our experience and frivolous.
You can also use our exhaust scandal calculator to calculate your individual claim itself.