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VW pledge for the solution to the rigged 3.0 litre diesel vehicles

The pressure has been continually piling on for the VW Group as they have been given deadline after deadline for rectifying the vehicles, including recently 80,000 larger and luxury diesel-powered 3.0 litre vehicles involved in the ongoing emissions scandal.

As we continue to fight for the rights of victims here in the UK, we expect far better results than what we have had so far.
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Audi accused of using so-called “defeat devices” to affect CO2 emissions

After the U.S. District Judge, Charles Breyer, approved of the $14.7 billion settlement in the U.S., VW may have thought that the dust was about to settle a little in terms of this ongoing scandal.

But we always seem to have something to blog about, as more and more developments about the scandal are coming to light all the time. In this latest story, Californian authorities are directly accusing Audi of being complicit in the use of so-called “defeat devices” for CO2 emissions as well!
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“No signs of the VW scandal cooling down” – VW continue to defend legal actions being brought against them

It’s amazing how VW can appear to use deflective techniques in an attempt to move on from the emissions scandal while refusing their customers – i.e. the victims – their right to compensation. With their new electric vehicles project and the settlement agreement in the U.S., it seems as if VW believe they are recovering well from the scandal.

But this is far from the truth, as the company continues to fend off legal proceedings in multiple jurisdictions, and we won’t be backing down!
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“Utterly disappointing and totally unacceptable” – U.S. VW’s $15 billion settlement offer continues to cause outrage among U.K. affected vehicle owners

VW have taken contrasting approaches when it comes to compensating their victims.

In the U.S., there has been a settlement of $15 billion approved by U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer in recent weeks. Yet, here in Europe, and in the rest of the world, VW continue to refuse to enter in to settlement negotiations.

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“The VW software fix that could damage the engines further” – The European Commission has claimed that the software update puts more “stress” on the vehicles’ engines

And we agree!

VW’s nightmare continues – there is no smoke without fire.

The German manufacturers are forced to defend themselves after the European Commission claimed that its recent software fix on the affected vehicles could actually further damage the vehicles’ engines.

We’re acting for thousands of clients affected by the Volkswagen Emissions Scandal, and we can tell you now that there is a disturbing trend where recalled vehicles are having problems.

This is exactly what we feared; and suspected.
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“Final Settlement in the U.S.” – Judge Charles Breyer approves VW’s $15 billion settlement offer

VW’s $15 billion settlement offer for their cheating in the emissions testing back in September last year has been approved in the U.S. courts.

The U.S. has a totally different jurisdiction to the UK, so this doesn’t direct help the situation here in Europe, but we remain confident we will be able to win our action anyway. For us, it’s just a matter of time, and we believe the U.S. settlement has taken place earlier because of the huge fines VW were being threatened with over there that our government here seem too shy to do!
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“VW Under Pressure” – EU officials call for a similar settlement made in the U.S., for EU victims

Although the German car giants Volkswagen have admitted manipulating emissions management through the so-called “defeat device”, they have yet to provide compensation to affected vehicle owners in the EU area.

EU authorities have been in talks with Member States to discuss tactics to force a pay-out from VW, and we represent thousands of affected owners here in the UK, and we’re working with European lawyers on certain collaborative solutions.

As pressure continues to mount, we call for Volkswagen to do the right thing and start settlement talks with European customers as soon as they can, or we continue fighting them through the courts!
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“Have the Spanish courts got the ball rolling?” – VW owner receives 5,000 Euros against VW for emissions scandal

We’re acting for thousands of victims here in the UK as we continue our action in the High Court of Justice. VW are refusing to pay out, so we’ll fight them all the way!

But there has been some encouraging news from mainland Europe, as a court in Valladolid has ruled in favour of a buyer involved in the ongoing emissions scandal. The Spanish Courts ordered VW to pay 5,000 Euros on top of a repair of the vehicle, which is great to hear.

We are actually working closely with European lawyers as we battle for justice against the German car giants.
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$10 billion U.S. Settlement: Green Light for the U.K.?

U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer is likely to approve of the settlement offer made by VW in the cheating emissions scandal

The never-ending Volkswagen saga could be coming to a head in the U.S. as Judge Charles Breyer is set to approve the proposed $10 billion settlement in the U.S.

The settlement proposal is offered to all affected victims in the U.S. of VW’s use of the so-called “defeat device” software in the 2.0 litre diesel vehicles. The alleged “defeat device” allowed diesel vehicles to pollute 40 times more NOx emission than the legal limit, and the decision is a long-awaited judgment that should see affected victims in the U.S. finally get the justice they deserve.
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“Incompetence or Arrogance?” – Did VW’s ex-CEO know about the cheating software before it was published into mainstream media?

The never-ending VW saga continues…

It’s been reported that the then VW CEO, Martin Winterkorn, knew of the alleged “defeat device” for more than a year before the deception was revealed to the public. The scandal erupted in September 2015 when it was revealed that VW had allegedly installed the so-called “cheating software” into 11 million diesel engine vehicles worldwide, which changed emissions controls by switching them on and off when it was being tested and not being tested, making the vehicles appear “greener” than they actually were.
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“Life is full of regrets. But it does not pay to look back” – VW boss admits that using the “defeat device” was a ‘huge mistake’

Biggest understatement of the century?

It seems clear that VW chief executive, Matthias Mueller, would have done things differently in regards to the company installing the alleged “defeat device” into diesel vehicles; if he were afforded the option of time travel, of course.

If only one could turn back the clocks, eh?
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Over three quarters of U.S. vehicle owners accept VW’s settlement offer from the car emissions scandal – yet UK victims remain ignored

Some 311,209 out of 475,000 VW U.S. vehicle owners have reportedly opted in for the $10 billion settlement to compensate for losses suffered as a result of the VW emissions scandal. VW is trying to regain its reputation and credibility in the marketplace, and their remedial actions in the U.S. have proven to be acceptable.

Yet despite this, UK and European customers remain ignored as VW continue to refuse compensation to victims of their scandal this side of the ocean.

Our action consisting of thousands of victims has never been more important than now!
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