Editor's Insight: How VW survived coverup and crisis to stay on top
New book claims VW spent 18 months covering up its diesel emissions cheating software before the scandal broke.
A couple of years ago the Volkswagen car company was embroiled in the biggest scandal ever to hit the motor vehicle industry.
A new book reveals details of an extensive cover-up after regulators first became suspicious about emissions from diesel engines in smaller VW cars.
The book, Faster,
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Editor's Insight: How VW survived coverup and crisis to stay on top
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