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Too bad for VW, but the technology is not dead: https://www.autoguide.com/auto-news/2019/04/top-10-best-diesel-cars-you-can-buy-in-the-us---the-short-list.html As far as I’m concerned, I will never give up the diesel dream.

So, is VW ever bringing back any diesel cars to Amerika?

I waited in vain for VW to take advantage of the new diesel friendly government in DC, but Chrysler-Fiat were savvy and diligent to do so: https://www.wsj.com/articles/fiat-chrysler-gets-approval-to-sell-diesel-vehicles-amid-ongoing-federal-emissions-probe-1501257975 Maybe my next Passat will...

Today comes the news that DUSTLESSNESS INCREASES POLLUTION: http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-39895558 I wonder if the environmentalist drive to reduce the size of soot particles makes also pollution worse in European cities, in other words: large size soot particles may be better...

I think that this means that the Environmentalism-driven witch hunt on automobiles is history. No more clown cars for the next 8 years. Yippee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You should sell it now before Trump's rollback of EPA and CAFE standards floods the market with cheap Audi/VW used TDI automobiles, which will be happening in 12/18 months.

Could this spell salvation to the VW TDI fix? You be the judge: https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/03/03/us/politics/trump-vehicle-emissions-regulation.html Maybe not all the buyback cars will end in South America. I'm eager to purchase a "buy back" in mint condition for the kids in college.

Change is coming: http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/02/16/hedke-new-age-epa/ If I were VW, I would take advantage of the changes to request a change in ash regulations. Micron size ash is easier on human lungs, and easier on diesel technology than today's nanometer ash regulations.

Cruze TDI came out around 2012/2013, MUCH before dieselgate.

This move may save VW TDI cars: http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN15R0U9 If the President fulfills his campaign promises, we may even have our fix approved.

Well, it was Bosch's turn in the hot seat and they quickly pleaded guilty: http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN15G3NX Will the new U.S. government approve the fix of all VW diesel engines involved in Dieselgate?

http://autoweek.com/article/vw-diesel-scandal/sprawling-fields-contraband-volkswagen-diesels-illustrate-sheer-waste With tears in our eyes.

CHINA loves horse meat lasagna, they are keeping VW in the black: http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/story/34375127/vw-likely-to-win-global-sales-crown-as-toyota-growth-slows As long as Chinese buyers love eating VW lasagna, American buyers can go pound sand (or buy GM diesels).

If this is correct, and he follows thru, it may be that a large number of regulations, including environmental regulations which are applicable to diesel emissions, will be rescinded by executive fiat, and perhaps, with Congressional legislation...

German Courts are furious over VW cheating its costumers. Three German judges said that the fraudulent diesel emision design was the same as selling lasagna with horse-meat instead of beef...

GM: "It Is Easy To Get Our Diesels FED Approved" This is amazing, VW says that they can't make money from diesel, but GM says, "YES WE CAN!!!" http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-autoshow-diesel-idUSKBN14U2IY How come??????????? Is GM cheating, or is GM teaching us that honesty pays? I'm...

It is easy for Fiat-Chrysler to defend itself. They just have to say: "WE SUBCONTRACTED VOLKSWAGEN AG FOR OUR DIESEL EMISSION SYSTEM!" However, as more and more AMERICAN companies get outed in diesel cheating, I expect President Trump to come to the defense of TDI automobiles/light trucks...

That sticker reminded me of the old days here in NJ, when car dealerships changed name after a fire. Let's say that in NJ, the Cosa Nostra runs most dealerships. Yes, go get yourself a decent dealership. And don't bother to take pics of dealers like this, particularly after lending them your...

Wow, myturbodiesel.com-forum members are now mostly made up of tdi Cruzers. I hope and pray that VW sees the light and doesn't give up the market to GM.

The FEDS and VW have reached finality: http://www.bbc.com/news/business-38578004 Now we can move on. I don't know about you, but as long as there are diesel trucks and locomotives out there, there is the need for diesel cars. I'm eager to see future diesel VW products racing on our American...