I doubt getting told to ram a claim will get VW very far.
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Originally Posted by Buddahaid
Being from California I find it somewhat humorous that Texas would be a environmental champion. Seems more likely just a money grab.  |
You're probably right. I suspect it's part a money grab, part "reimbursement" for all the onerous pollution laws forced on the state by the federal govt.
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Originally Posted by Schroeder
Which is laughable considering that pick ups don't even fall under the car emission laws and are a frequent sight on US roads with much higher emissions. Double standards at their finest (not to defend VW here but to claim that their Diesels are harmful is a joke considering the fuel consumption and emissions of trucks, pick ups and V8s that get 10 mpg).
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Eh, what passenger trucks only get 10 mpg? I don't know of any.
Anyway, that post was not intended to sidetrack this thread to a Texas deserves compensation theme, simply to illustrate what will surely be a tsunami of litigation that VW can expect.