Aerorex
Member
Hello-All,
My first post here. I just got into TDIs and really like the mileage and how they drive. Bought mine the day the settlement was announced from Ebay sight unseen: 2011 Jetta TDI 6spd manual, 172Ks on it, I'm at 183K now -no issues other than minor dents and scratches on the paint(allows me some bondo practice).
I went through the buyback process and have an appointment set in March. I'll most likely sell it but am looking at all my options. With a fix not likely for 2011s, if I decided to keep the car my (or anyone else's) best route would be to choose the fix and OPT out of the settlement in the window May-June 2018? Since if I read it right anyone not Opting out is releasing VW of all claims.
So it'll be better to OPT out and keep open the future option of legal action if you don't do the buy back or the fix. Am I reading this right?
(Any chance/or possible VW will increase buyback amounts to meet their 85% goal?)
My first post here. I just got into TDIs and really like the mileage and how they drive. Bought mine the day the settlement was announced from Ebay sight unseen: 2011 Jetta TDI 6spd manual, 172Ks on it, I'm at 183K now -no issues other than minor dents and scratches on the paint(allows me some bondo practice).
I went through the buyback process and have an appointment set in March. I'll most likely sell it but am looking at all my options. With a fix not likely for 2011s, if I decided to keep the car my (or anyone else's) best route would be to choose the fix and OPT out of the settlement in the window May-June 2018? Since if I read it right anyone not Opting out is releasing VW of all claims.
So it'll be better to OPT out and keep open the future option of legal action if you don't do the buy back or the fix. Am I reading this right?
(Any chance/or possible VW will increase buyback amounts to meet their 85% goal?)