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Maybe that's the case for engines that use DEF, but the cheating was done in engines with no DEF injection systems too. In those engines at least I doubt very
by paol 11y ago
Maybe that's the case for engines that use DEF, but the cheating was done in engines with no DEF injection systems too.
In those engines at least I doubt very much "the fix will not affect the performance or fuel economy", unless they resort to extremely expensive changes that seem unlikely (like adding said system to cars that don't have it).
- tyho 11y agoI am not sure, I have no idea what they did in cars that didn't have the urea injection system.
- DannyBee 11y agoSo they'd be dumb to say it just for PR reasons - A bunch of people will test it, if their statements turn out to be false, they'll be a massive class action suit that will be pretty easily won. It's entirely possible, of course, that they are counting on this, and decided by then things will have died down enough PR wise that making the PR statement makes sense.