Mercedes-Benz $2.8M Emissions Parts Class Action Settlement

1. Confirm your vehicle is model year 2015 or newer and was registered in one of the covered Section 177 states at the time of the repair or diagnosis
2. Verify the part that was diagnosed or repaired is one of the fourteen covered subject parts listed in the settlement documents
3. Confirm the repair or diagnosis occurred while the vehicle was between four years/50,000 miles and seven years/70,000 miles
4. Gather an itemized repair order or invoice that shows which subject part was serviced and the cost
5. Gather proof of payment for the repair or diagnosis (such as a credit card statement, zero-balance invoice, or receipt)
6. Gather proof that you owned or leased the vehicle at the time of the repair or diagnosis
7. Gather proof of vehicle registration in a covered state at the time of the repair or diagnosis
8. Submit the completed claim form online at hazdovacemissionswarrantysettlement.pnclassaction.com, or download and mail or email the PDF form to the settlement administrator

What the form asks

• — Your Mercedes-Benz vehicle's model year (2015 or newer depending on your state), make, and model as shown on your registration or title (Your vehicle registration document, title, or the window sticker)
• — The Section 177 state where your vehicle was registered when the covered repair or diagnosis occurred (Your vehicle registration document from the time of the service)
• — The exact name of the covered part(s) from the settlement's list of fourteen subject parts that were diagnosed, repaired, or replaced (Your itemized repair order or invoice — the part name must appear on the service documentation)
• — The date the service was performed and the vehicle's odometer reading at the time, confirming the service occurred between four years/50,000 miles and seven years/70,000 miles (Your repair order or invoice, which typically records both the service date and odometer reading)
• — The exact dollar amount you paid out of pocket for the qualified repair, replacement, or diagnosis (Your receipt, credit card statement, or zero-balance invoice from the service)
• — Choose electronic payment or paper check mailed to the address you provide on the claim form (Your preference — select at the time of filing)

Documents you'll need

Watch out for

• The model year coverage start date varies by state — Colorado starts at model year 2022 and Minnesota, Nevada, and Virginia start at model year 2025, so check your state's specific model year cutoff before filing
• Repairs or diagnoses for pre-notice repairs (before March 16, 2026) had a filing deadline of May 15, 2026 — verify which deadline window applies to your specific service date
• Repairs or diagnoses that occurred after the notice date but before the settlement's effective date require a separate claim submitted within sixty days of the service date
• Electric vehicles are excluded from the HPP warranty coverage under this settlement
• If you did not pay out of pocket — meaning Mercedes-Benz covered the cost under warranty — you are not eligible for reimbursement under this settlement
• Only the fourteen specifically named subject parts are covered; other emissions or non-emissions parts are not eligible