We are currently accepting clients as potential members in a class action lawsuit against Volkswagen and Bosch. Members of the class action suit claim that the Bosch high pressure fuel pump in their Volkswagen TDIs are defective and have led to major damage to their Volkswagen TDI’s fuel systems and cost them thousands to repair.
Who might qualify?
If you own a Volkswagen Jetta TDI, Volkswagen Golf TDI, or Audi A3 TDI manufactured in the last four years
If you have a Bosch high pressure fuel pump in your Volkswagen Jetta TDI, Volkswagen Golf TDI, or Audi A3 TDI
If you’ve paid for or been told you need repairs to your Volkswagen Jetta TDI, Volkswagen Golf TDI, or Audi A3 TDI high pressure fuel pump
If your claims on your warranty for your Volkswagen Jetta TDI, Volkswagen Golf TDI, or Audi A3 TDI related to your high pressure fuel pump have been denied
If your Volkswagen Jetta TDI, Volkswagen Golf TDI, or Audi A3 TDI is not working properly and you think it is related to the high pressure fuel pump, then please call our office at (713) 987-7100 or use our online contact form and specify "VW/Bosch class action" in the comments section.
This Firm has already sued Volkswagen, Bosch and other responsible parties related to the Volkswagen Jetta TDI with a Bosch high pressure fuel pump model 03L-130-755-A, Bosch 1000.
If you own or lease a Volkswagen Jetta TDI, Volkswagen Golf TDI, or Audi A3 TDI then you may also qualify as a member of this class action.
THE SHORT STORY:
Volkswagen and Audi owners have purchased TDIs with a Bosch high pressure fuel pump. Often they purchased an extended warranty, and they were led to believe the warranty covered repairs to the high pressure fuel pump. In many instances, the fuel system failed because of the high pressure fuel pump. Some Volkswagen or Audi dealerships have refused to repair or replace the high pressure fuel pump or the fuel system. Volkswagen or Audi may also deny that the high pressure fuel pump is covered under a warranty, partially pay under the warranty, or agree to some other limited amount of coverage. In some cases, Volkswagen has claimed that the problem is not with the high pressure fuel pump, and instead has accused owners of using non-diesel fuel or poor owner maintenance.
THE LAWSUIT'S CLAIMS:
Volkswagen and Bosch defectively designed, manufactured, marketed, and sold the high pressure fuel pump, which is intended to reach consumers like you.
Volkswagen and Bosch’s design, manufacture, and marketing of the high pressure fuel pump was fraudulent.
Volkswagen and Bosch’s design, manufacture, and marketing of the high pressure fuel pump was a violation of deceptive trade practices laws.
Volkswagen and Bosch breached warranties in the design, manufacture, and sale of the high pressure fuel pump.
Among other relief, the lawsuit asks the court to award Volkswagen TDI and Bosch high pressure fuel pump owners:
Money damages to reimburse Volkswagen TDI owners.
Triple damages based in part on the out-of-pocket expenses Volkswagen and Bosch’s have caused Volkswagen TDI owners to incur.
Exemplary damages.
Attorneys’ fees.
The lawsuit asks the court to:
Order Volkswagen and Bosch to stop misrepresenting the cause of the malfunction of the high pressure fuel pump.
Order Volkswagen and Bosch to take all steps to fully investigate the source of the problem with the high pressure fuel pump.
Provide alternative transportation to Volkswagen TDI owners at no cost to them while Volkswagen and Bosch repair or replace the defective high pressure fuel pump.
Stop collecting financing or lease payments from TDI owners whose vehicles were financed or leased from companies owned or within the control of Volkswagen and Bosch.
Order Volkswagen and Bosch to make payments on behalf of Volkswagen TDI owners who have leased or financed their vehicles using other financing companies.
NO COURT OR JURY HAS RULED ON ANY OF THE CLAIMS MADE IN THIS CASE AND THERE HAVE BEEN NO SETTLEMENTS. VOLKSWAGEN AND BOSCH DENY THE CLAIMS IN THE CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT.
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Potential clients are being accepted on a contingency fee basis. The contingency fee is based on the gross recovery. All costs and expenses of the litigation which Simon Herbert McClelland & Stiles, LLP incur, which are not recovered as court costs would be deducted from the client’s share of any recovery, if any, and reimbursed to Simon Herbert McClelland & Stiles, LLP, in addition to payment of the contingency fee.
Again, if your Volkswagen Jetta TDI, Volkswagen Golf TDI, or Audi A3 TDI is not working properly and you think it is related to the high pressure fuel pump, then please call our office at (713) 987-7100 or use our online contact form and specify "VW/Bosch class action" in the comments section.
