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Volkswagen, Porsche To Recall Around 227,000 cars Over Airbag, Seatbelt Issues
The newspaper said the Tiguan, Sharan and CC models built in 2015 as well as Porsche 911, Boxter, Cayman und Panamera models from 2015 and 2016. It cited Germany's KBA federal motor authority as saying the cars needed an update to the software of the airbag control units.
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Volkswagen Recalls 679,000 U.S. Vehicles That Could Roll Away
The automaker said drivers could remove the key after stopping without placing the car in park, which increases the risk the vehicle could roll away.
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Volkswagen In Trouble Again Over Selling Pre-Production Cars To Public
After facing global outrage over the Dieselgate Scandal, Volkswagen globally seems to be in a jam yet again over what could possibly be yet another automotive scandal. According to reports, German prosecutors are investigating the sale of over 6.700 pre production Volkswagen vehicles globally - cars that should have never been sold to the public an...
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Volkswagen To Recall 700,000 Cars Over Roof Lighting
Volkswagen has to recall about 700,000 Tiguan and Touran cars worldwide due to a possible lighting defect.
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Volkswagen To Recall 410,000 Cars Over Faulty Seat Belts
A spokesman told that some 191,000 Seat Ibiza and Arona vehicles with similar seat belt locks were also affected.
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Volkswagen Using More Diesel, Failing Pollution Tests After Recalls: Study
The tainted cars were recalled by VW, but the Australian Automobile Association (AAA) said tests it commissioned on local vehicles before and after being updated showed they were still exceeding regulations in real-world settings.
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Volkswagen To Recall 33,142 Vehicles In China
Engines of the vehicles to be recalled were equipped with drain valves that do not allow water to drain properly, and thus lead to possible safety problems.
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Around 415,000 Volkswagen Vehicles Probed For Air Bag Problems In US
The investigation covers eight models from the 2010-2014 time-frames, including the Jetta, Tiguan, Golf and Passat.
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Volkswagen US To Recall 281,000 Vehicles Due To Defective Fuel Pumps
The US branch of embattled German carmaker Volkswagen announced Tuesday it was recalling 281,000 vehicles to fix a faulty fuel pump in another blow to the company's image.
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Volkswagen Recalls 766,000 Cars Worldwide For Brake System Update
The car maker is recalling 288,000 VW-brand cars in Germany over the issue. Including the Audi and Skoda brands, the German recall impacts about 385,000 cars
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Only 30% Of Recalled Diesel Vehicles Rectified So Far In India: Volkswagen
In December 2015, the group had announced recall of 3.4 lakh vehicles in India across its different brands, including Audi, Volkswagen and Skoda, sold from 2008 till end of November 2015
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Green Panel Pulls Up Volkswagen Over Recall Of Over 3 Lakh Cars In India
The National Green Tribunal has directed German auto major Volkswagen, embroiled in an emission scandal, to submit a road map with regard to recall of over 3.23 lakh vehicles in the country. Volkswagen India had in December 2015 announced recall of 3,23,700 lakh vehicles to fix the emission software after Automotive Research Association of India (A...
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Volkswagen To Recall Around 50,000 Cars In China
German carmaker Volkswagen will recall almost 50,000 vehicles in China due to brake problems when using cruise control, according to the country's quality regulator.
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Dieselgate: Volkswagen Starts India Recall With Previous Generation Skoda Superb
A year after the infamous dieselgate scandal broke out, Volkswagen Group India will now commence recalling diesel vehicles in the country, nine months after the exercise was announced. The recall will be conducted in a phased manner and starts with the previous generation Skoda Superb.
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Emission Scandal: Volkswagen Begins Recall of Diesel Cars in Europe
Volkswagen (VW) has begun recalling millions of its diesel cars fitted with devices designed to cheat emission tests in Europe after German authorities gave the green light to their recall plan. The scandal-hit German carmaker, however, is no closer to a deal with US officials over how to fix the affected cars owned by American consumers.
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Volkswagen, Porsche To Recall Around 227,000 cars Over Airbag, Seatbelt Issues
The newspaper said the Tiguan, Sharan and CC models built in 2015 as well as Porsche 911, Boxter, Cayman und Panamera models from 2015 and 2016. It cited Germany's KBA federal motor authority as saying the cars needed an update to the software of the airbag control units.
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Volkswagen Recalls 679,000 U.S. Vehicles That Could Roll Away
The automaker said drivers could remove the key after stopping without placing the car in park, which increases the risk the vehicle could roll away.
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Volkswagen In Trouble Again Over Selling Pre-Production Cars To Public
After facing global outrage over the Dieselgate Scandal, Volkswagen globally seems to be in a jam yet again over what could possibly be yet another automotive scandal. According to reports, German prosecutors are investigating the sale of over 6.700 pre production Volkswagen vehicles globally - cars that should have never been sold to the public an...
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Volkswagen To Recall 700,000 Cars Over Roof Lighting
Volkswagen has to recall about 700,000 Tiguan and Touran cars worldwide due to a possible lighting defect.
-
Volkswagen To Recall 410,000 Cars Over Faulty Seat Belts
A spokesman told that some 191,000 Seat Ibiza and Arona vehicles with similar seat belt locks were also affected.
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Volkswagen Using More Diesel, Failing Pollution Tests After Recalls: Study
The tainted cars were recalled by VW, but the Australian Automobile Association (AAA) said tests it commissioned on local vehicles before and after being updated showed they were still exceeding regulations in real-world settings.
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Volkswagen To Recall 33,142 Vehicles In China
Engines of the vehicles to be recalled were equipped with drain valves that do not allow water to drain properly, and thus lead to possible safety problems.
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Around 415,000 Volkswagen Vehicles Probed For Air Bag Problems In US
The investigation covers eight models from the 2010-2014 time-frames, including the Jetta, Tiguan, Golf and Passat.
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Volkswagen US To Recall 281,000 Vehicles Due To Defective Fuel Pumps
The US branch of embattled German carmaker Volkswagen announced Tuesday it was recalling 281,000 vehicles to fix a faulty fuel pump in another blow to the company's image.
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Volkswagen Recalls 766,000 Cars Worldwide For Brake System Update
The car maker is recalling 288,000 VW-brand cars in Germany over the issue. Including the Audi and Skoda brands, the German recall impacts about 385,000 cars
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Only 30% Of Recalled Diesel Vehicles Rectified So Far In India: Volkswagen
In December 2015, the group had announced recall of 3.4 lakh vehicles in India across its different brands, including Audi, Volkswagen and Skoda, sold from 2008 till end of November 2015
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Green Panel Pulls Up Volkswagen Over Recall Of Over 3 Lakh Cars In India
The National Green Tribunal has directed German auto major Volkswagen, embroiled in an emission scandal, to submit a road map with regard to recall of over 3.23 lakh vehicles in the country. Volkswagen India had in December 2015 announced recall of 3,23,700 lakh vehicles to fix the emission software after Automotive Research Association of India (A...
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Volkswagen To Recall Around 50,000 Cars In China
German carmaker Volkswagen will recall almost 50,000 vehicles in China due to brake problems when using cruise control, according to the country's quality regulator.
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Dieselgate: Volkswagen Starts India Recall With Previous Generation Skoda Superb
A year after the infamous dieselgate scandal broke out, Volkswagen Group India will now commence recalling diesel vehicles in the country, nine months after the exercise was announced. The recall will be conducted in a phased manner and starts with the previous generation Skoda Superb.
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Emission Scandal: Volkswagen Begins Recall of Diesel Cars in Europe
Volkswagen (VW) has begun recalling millions of its diesel cars fitted with devices designed to cheat emission tests in Europe after German authorities gave the green light to their recall plan. The scandal-hit German carmaker, however, is no closer to a deal with US officials over how to fix the affected cars owned by American consumers.
