Jaguar Land Rover DPF Class Action

At this stage, the alleged DPF system defect impacts the following affected vehicles, acquired at any time between 1 July 2015 to 2 February 2023:

Yes, you are eligible to register, even if you have not experienced any difficulties with your DPF system, provided your vehicle is an affected vehicle (set out above) and was purchased or leased between 1 July 2015 and 2 February 2023. 

Yes, you are still eligible to register for the class action if:

• you no longer own the affected Jaguar or Land Rover vehicle; or
• you bought an affected vehicle second-hand; or
• the affected vehicle has been written off or stolen.

At a later stage, we will request more information about your circumstances.

It is too early to predict how much you may ultimately recover.

We will be seeking the maximum recovery available under the law on behalf of group members. 

Signing up to this class action will not expose you to any upfront costs. Unless and until there is a successful outcome, the costs in the proceeding will be borne by Maurice Blackburn and litigation funder, Vannin.

In the event of a successful outcome, any costs payable to Maurice Blackburn and Vannin will be deducted from, and will not exceed, any compensation you are entitled to receive. Importantly, all costs are reviewed and ultimately approved by the Court before being deducted from any compensation you receive. The Court will only approve those costs it considers to be fair and reasonable.

Read more about class actions costs.

Nothing.

As a member of the class (and not the Representative Plaintiff, in whose name the case has been brought), an adverse costs order cannot be made directly against you in respect of the determination of the common issues in the class action. Unless and until there is a successful outcome, all costs will be borne by Maurice Blackburn and litigation funder, Vannin. 

Maurice Blackburn is Australia’s leading class actions law firm with an unparalleled record of helping our clients secure the nations’ largest class actions recoveries, totalling over $3.7 billion since 1998.