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SEARCHVolkswagen will begin buying back its 2.0L diesel models following approval Tuesday of a $14.7 billion settlement by a federal judge. The embattled automaker expects to complete the process by the middle of November, a spokeswoman told F&I and Showroom.
VW to Start Diesel Buybacks, Fleets Eligible - News - Automotive Fleet
SAN FRANCISCO — Volkswagen will begin buying back its 2.0L diesel models following approval Tuesday of a $14.7 billion settlement by a federal judge. The embattled automaker expects to complete the process by the middle of November, a spokeswoman told F&I and Showroom.
VW to Start Diesel Buybacks, Fleets Eligible - News - Automotive Fleet
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