How Much Will I Get From the Mercedes-Benz $2.8M Emissions Parts Class Action Settlement?

Based on the $2.8 Million total fund and estimated claimant participation, the per-person payout for the Mercedes-Benz $2.8M Emissions Parts Class Action Settlement is estimated at $50 – $500. However, actual payouts depend on the total number of valid claims filed and final court approval.

Class members must meet all of the following criteria: They owned or leased a Mercedes-Benz vehicle (model year 2015 or newer) registered in one of the following states during the relevant period: The “HPP warranty” from Mercedes-Benz USA covered their vehicle. The warranty applies to high-priced, emissions-related parts between four years/50,000 miles and seven years/70,000 miles (excluding electric vehicles). They paid out of pocket for the diagnosis, repair or replacement of any of the following “subject parts” between four years/50,000 miles and seven years/70,000 miles: Manifold PCV connection assembly Power train control unit (PCM) Accelerator pedal sensor Partial load operation crankcase ventilation valve Pressure sensor downstream of air filter Check valve within the EVAP system Crankcase ventilation system Fuel tank level indicator fill level sensors Their payment for diagnosis, repair or replacement occurred between four years/50,000 miles and seven years/70,000 miles. The mo

No proof required! The Mercedes-Benz $2.8M Emissions Parts Class Action Settlement is a no-proof settlement. You simply need to confirm your eligibility by answering a few basic questions. No receipts or documentation needed.

The deadline to file a claim for the Mercedes-Benz $2.8M Emissions Parts Class Action Settlement is May 15, 2026. That is 2 days from today. Make sure to file before this date to receive your share of the settlement.

The Mercedes-Benz $2.8M Emissions Parts Class Action Settlement has a total fund of $2.8 Million. This fund is divided among all valid claimants. With an estimated ~111 people, the per-person payout is estimated at $50 – $500. If fewer people file claims, individual payouts may be higher. If participation exceeds estimates, payouts may be lower.

After the filing deadline passes, the settlement administrator reviews all claims, resolves disputes, and receives final court approval. This process typically takes 3–18 months. Once approved, payments are distributed via check, PayPal, Venmo, or gift cards depending on the settlement terms.