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Editor’s Insight: VW's rocky road to the future

It's now apparent that the “defeat device” software was put into nearly 11 million diesel engines from 2008 to solve the emissions problem.
 
Nevil Gibson discusses his latest Editor's Insight on NBR Radio and on demand on MyNBR Radio.

Fri, 09 Oct 2015

See also: FCB picks up challenge of Volkswagen’s advertising account

Latest revelations in the Volkswagen diesel scandal confirm the company resorted to cheating because it knew its engines could not meet air pollution standards.

While much of the scandal has focused on the company’s reputation

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