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Audi reportedly cheated gas engine emissions tests, too


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https://www.engadget.com/amp/2016/11/07/audi-reportedly-cheated-gas-engine-emissions-tests-too/

 

 

 

The California Air Resources Board has reportedly discovered that even more VW-Group vehicles were cheating emissions tests. The WSJ and Reuters(via German paper Bild) are talking about how regulators have found software in Audi cars that effectively masked their CO2 output under examination. The revelations were apparently made up to four months ago, but neither Volkswagen, Audi or CARB have made the news public.

 

 

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I mean, is it surprising that Audi vehicles....you know, ones that are part of VW....would have the same issues?

 

File this under no s*** Sherlock for me.

 

 

The whole scandal was over DIESEL emissions... this is GAS emissions. Unless of course the writer does not know the difference between Gas and Diesel. I took the article as in their gasoline motors.

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The whole scandal was over DIESEL emissions... this is GAS emissions. Unless of course the writer does not know the difference between Gas and Diesel. I took the article as in their gasoline motors.

 

it was both

 

*quietly watches from afar, realizing the article wasn't referring to diesels like I thought it was, with fuzzy's comment making it look like I know what I was talking about* :hysterical::whistling:

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Both? Why are we only hearing about the diesel settlement? Everything I have read about VW has pertained to diesels. Today, there is news about Audi fudging results in Calif. and CARB is on their case-and the EU is after CARBS info-that I took to mean gasoline-but again, all the settlement info we have seen involved only settlements to owners of diesels-or so I thought

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Carb found the software on one automatic vehicle it checked last summer,

the reuters article does not specify whether the vehicle was diesel or gas.

 

Other generic articles are taking liberties with lack of information...LINK

 

 

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) discovered the software in an automatic transmission Audi last summer,the German weekly newspaper said, without citing any sources.

 

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