One of the supermarkets involved in the petrol crisis consider offering compensation

6th March 2007

One of the supermarkets involved in the defective fuel scandal - Tesco - has offered to pay compensation if car owners can substantiate they have a genuine case for engine damage following the purchase of defective fuel. The country has been gripped by the rather bizarre story of the supermarket giants (and we are referring to almost all the major stores) defective supply of fuel. Motorists have been complaining bitterly about the link to the dodgy fuel but only in recent days have the main players started to own up. Liverpool & Victoria insurance company have promised to honour any genuine claims made by car owners who have suffered from this problem Consumer groups are still investigating what went wrong and who was to blame. There are moves afoot to commence class actions against the main culprits.