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OFF TOPIC => WORLD NEWS => Motoring => Topic started by: AlanHo on March 30, 2018, 07:07:03
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Volkswagen has spent more than $7.4 billion (£5.2 bn) to buy back around 350,000 diesel vehicles after the emissions scandal.
They're being stored at sites across the US.
:link: Volkswagen's car 'graveyard' in California - BBC News (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-us-canada-43592885/volkswagen-s-car-graveyard-in-california)
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What a horrible waste of resources. :disapp:
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:whsaid:
I wonder what they'll end up doing with them all :undecided: maybe re-flash the ECU's with the correct data and sell off cheap to reclaim some of their loses.
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:Shocked:
Cheap used parts ?
Purchase and storage, all a nice tax deduction .
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I would have thought they would have sold them by now if that was their plan, you can sell anything if the price is cheap enough.
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:Shocked:
Cheap used parts ?
Purchase and storage, all a nice tax deduction .
You dont buy that WV would start selling their own second-hand parts cheap when they can sell cheap made new parts expensive? ;-)
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Hate VW's most common cars to come throught the wrecking yard(has to say something about V Dub drivers) and they are shites of things to dismantle,nothing the same on 2 cars of the same model
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Hate VW's most common cars to come throught the wrecking yard(has to say something about V Dub drivers) and they are shites of things to dismantle,nothing the same on 2 cars of the same model
Nice to hear from you Rick. :goodjob: :happydance:
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Hate VW's most common cars to come throught the wrecking yard(has to say something about V Dub drivers) and they are shites of things to dismantle,nothing the same on 2 cars of the same model
What kills them? A crash or the cost of repairing one mechanically? .