Volkswagen will reportedly pay $10.2 billion to settle claims by nearly 500,000 owners stemming from its U.S. diesel emissions cheating scandal and to fund efforts to offset pollution.
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A new class action against Volkswagen was filed in New York on behalf of customers who purchased certain light duty vehicles with 3.0-liter diesel engines that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said featured software to evade federal nitrogen oxide pollution testing.
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Volkswagen was hit with at least nine more class actions on Monday and Tuesday by U.S. drivers seeking damages for diesel-burning autos that the manufacturer touted as environmentally friendly, but that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently revealed were designed to fool emissions tests. Continue reading “Drivers file class actions against Volkswagen for fraudulent sales of clean diesel vehicles”
