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> On the bright side, VW is a very small portion of the market In the US. In Europe Volkswagen accounts for 25% of new car registrations. http://www.bloomberg.
by Swizec 11y ago
> On the bright side, VW is a very small portion of the market
In the US. In Europe Volkswagen accounts for 25% of new car registrations. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-11-17/volkswagen-europe-market-share-shrinks-in-first-month-of-scandal http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-11-17/volkswagen...
- ams6110 11y agoThey weren't violating European NOx standards.
- Eldarrion 11y agoAccording to the article they were. They are implementing a fix for European cars because European standards are a bit more lax than the US ones but they still were violating European standards as well. That said why does it make a difference? If anything, any manufacturer should be doing their best to reduce emissions as much as possible for the sake of the whole world. Just look at the situation currently happening in China. Would you like for your country to be having the same issue, be it France, Germany or the US?