AACC – Agrupación de Afectados por el Cártel de Coches

A Group for Affected Car Buyers

AACC, short for Agrupación de Afectados por el Cártel de Coches, is a Spanish consumer group organizing compensation claims connected with the car-manufacturer case investigated by Spain’s National Commission on Markets and Competition (CNMC), file S/0482/13. The CNMC’s official record identifies the case and its July 2015 finding of prohibited conduct. AACC describes its work as coordinating claims against the manufacturers and dealers involved.

Legal and Economic Support

The group lists advice from lawyers specializing in competition law, economic expert reports to estimate alleged overcharges, and assistance with pre-court and court claims. It also offers an online calculator for an initial estimate. AACC says it charges fees only in successful cases and requires no upfront payment.

Records and Eligibility

Its published guidance says claimants need documents showing a vehicle purchase or after-sales service during the period covered by the case. It notes that a claim’s viability depends on the make, model, purchase date, and whether the relevant dealer or manufacturer was included in the sanction.

Deadlines Cited by the Group

AACC’s published material cited April 10, 2026, for registering files under its prescription-interruption process and April 19, 2026, as the start of a limitation period. Both dates have passed. The CNMC has published the official case record and subsequent proceedings; the group’s stated dates should not be treated as a current deadline for any individual claim.