Fiat Chrysler settles with US over diesel emissions cheatingIt could pay upward of $800 million, even though it's not admitting guilt.By J. Fingas, 01.10.2019
Audi CEO arrested over alleged role in Dieselgate scandalHis home was raided by officials last week.By M. Locklear, 06.18.2018
VW pleads guilty in US emissions scandal, will pay $4.3 billionVolkswagen is paying the price for trying to cheat emissions tests.By J. Conditt, 01.11.2017
Audi reportedly cheated gas engine emissions tests, tooThe Volkswagen-group subsidiary (apple) didn't fall far from its corporate parent (tree). By D. Cooper, 11.07.2016
VW will begin buying back diesel vehicles in mid-NovemberBut the automaker has even more lawsuits coming.By A. Dalton, 10.25.2016
Volkswagen investors sue for another $9 billion in damagesThe German automaker had to bring in additional staff just to handle all the lawsuits.By A. Dalton, 09.21.2016
Regulators reject plan to fix 85,000 diesel VolkswagensThe California Air Resources Board claims VW is still being vague about its 3.0L engines.By A. Dalton, 07.14.2016
VW agrees to $14.7 billion settlement over US diesel claimsThe agreement is one of the largest consumer class-action settlements ever in the United States. By B. Steele, 06.28.2016
The cost of VW's emissions scandal hits $18.2 billionThe company also announced an operating loss of $4.1 billion for 2015.By B. Steele, 04.22.2016
Don't bank on Volkswagen paying you $5,000 just yetVolkswagen may buy back your dodgy diesel with $2,000 as a sweetener.By D. Cooper, 04.21.2016
NYT finds smoking gun in the hands of Volkswagen's former CEOMartin Winterkorn was told in a leaked internal memo about defeat devices sixteen months before he said he did. By D. Cooper, 02.19.2016