The United States Justice Department is anticipated to name a deputy attorney general under former US President George W. Bush to work as independent display of Volkswagen under a plea …
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Court document reveals Volkswagen has spent $2.9 billion on U.S. buybacks
by SpeedLuxby SpeedLuxVolkswagen has paid $2.9 billion to buyback almost 138,000 U.S. diesel automobiles through February 18 due to its emissions scandal, a court file made public on Tuesday reveals. The report …
Volkswagen and the United States Justice Department are close to an agreement to solve the government’s civil and criminal investigations that would need the German car manufacturer to pay a …
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Judge says Volkswagen must face U.S. investor lawsuit in emissions scandal
by SpeedLuxby SpeedLuxVolkswagen and previous CEO Martin Winterkorn should defend an investor lawsuit in California over the automaker’s diesel emissions scandal, a U.S. judge ruled on Wednesday. U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer …
On Tuesday, a federal judge delayed the sentencing a German male who is the only individual to face U.S. criminal charges regarding Volkswagen‘s diesel emission scandal, as he cooperates with …
Luxury German automobile brand Audi visualizes the potential of just one diesel model in its U.S. product mix following the diesel emissions scandal that has involved its parent business Volkswagen, …
Illinois submitted a lawsuit versus Volkswagen for damaging automobile emissions manages in its Volkswagen and Audi diesel motor cars, ending up being the 19th U.S. state to take legal action …
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General Motors, Ford, Honda, And Others Report Sales Amid Demand Concerns
by SpeedLuxby SpeedLuxGeneral Motors and most of other car manufacturers on Tuesday report October U.S. sales, amid issues about waning need. A possibly maxed-out auto-loan market and incentives’ effect on earnings. Ford Motor, …
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U.S. judge approves $14.7 billion deal in Volkswagen diesel scandal
by SpeedLuxby SpeedLuxA U.S. judge on Tuesday authorized one of the most significant corporate settlements on record, Volkswagen AG‘s $14.7 billion offer arising from its diesel emissions scandal, and the German automaker …
New Mexico is expected to get almost $17 million from a federal settlement with Volkswagen in a lawsuit declaring the automaker’s diesel engine emissions violated the Clean Air Act– cash …

