A plea bargain unprecedented in the history of the american auto industry. As announced in July this year, Volkswagen pour 14.7 billion dollars into the coffers of american justice to put an end to the litigation related to the scandal of the test on diesel emissions make-up. The agreement also provides for the compensation of u.s. customers and repurchase of 475mila car involved in the case Dieselgate starting in November: measures that will cost the company to Wolfsburg little more than 10 billion.
The european customers, however, remain a dry mouth. According to Print, the Eu commissioner to justice True Jarouvà on the eve of his meeting with the members of the board of the German company, which will take place on Thursday asked the automaker to offer consumers resident in the Eu benefits more than those provided within the framework of a normal call to a technical defect. According to reports from the Financial Times, Brussels believes that Volkswagen should provide for "special attention" clients that want to sell their car, but can’t because of the recall, and evaluate, in these cases, the possibility of buying it the same cars.
