The Supercar Lawyer

We are widely regarded as the pre-eminent firm for disputes and rejection claims involving mis-sold and faulty luxury vehicles, performance cars, and supercars.

With a lifetime of experience and expertise working in and dealing with the prestige vehicle and supercar industry, we dominate in the niche area of motor industry and automotive law.

We handle cases across the full range of legal matters including vehicle purchase disputes, substandard specialist repair, warranty rejection, and finance company cases as well as civil fraud and accident damaged, unroadworthy and defective ‘high end’ motor cars.

Our client list includes private individuals, collectors, and dealerships both here in the UK and internationally, both in Europe as well as United Arab Emirates, USA and Australia.

At what has become the home of supercar, exotic and performance complaints and legal services, we have an enviable portfolio of successfully dealing with some of the rarest, most expensive, and desirable motor vehicles and brands.

We are fast becoming known as the country’s top law firm for:

Aston Martin, Bentley, BMW, Bugatti, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, McLaren, Porsche, Range Rover, Rolls Royce and pretty much everything in between.

We can offer a free preliminary 15 minute consultation or:

Our Aim

We aim to resolve claims, cases and complaints cost effectively out of court, without the need for expensive litigation, by analysing the technical evidence and information, drawing on our unrivalled expertise, insight and knowledge of the ‘tricks of the trade’ and developing an incisive legal argument.

We deal with cases following the below laws or combinations of these:

Consumer Rights and Sale Of Goods Act

The Consumer Rights Act provides consumers with implied statutory rights regarding the quality and description of the vehicle; the Sale of Goods Act applies to non-consumer cases.

Misrepresentation

False information provided by the seller, such as service history, provenance, mileage, accident damage or repairs, which created a false impression on which the buyer relied, to their detriment.

Consumer Protection

Consumer protection laws cover two areas: failure by the seller to disclose information which would, if known, affect the decision to buy; or misleading practises or product safety where there has been a car fire or other serious safety issue.

Identity Disputes

There are instances where one car or more has the same chassis number or VIN as others, often referred to as ‘cloning’. There is also a rise in car ‘ringing’ where a heavily damaged, unrecorded vehicle is bought simply for its identity, the chassis tags, VIN etc- the ‘donor’ car. A similar vehicle is stolen, and the identity replaced with donor car’s before being sold.

Title Disputes

There are cases where a car owner may, for example, leave a vehicle with an agent or dealer for them to sell on a sale or return basis or for customisation, during which time the vehicle is sold to another person without the proceeds being remitted to the original owner, creating a title conflict. Or cars which have been sold with undisclosed finance outstanding, resulting in the finance company claiming title to the vehicle.