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That's not true, All car manufacturers were pulling tricks in order to save adBlue. The BMW story is on a bmw blog... Here you can see other emissions, in a G
by neoeldex 10y ago
That's not true, All car manufacturers were pulling tricks in order to save adBlue.
The BMW story is on a bmw blog...
Here you can see other emissions, in a Guardian article, where it's clearly to be seen that BMW does not comply to the EURO 6 norms.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/apr/21/all-top-selling-cars-break-emissions-limits-in-real-world-tests https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/apr/21/all-top-sel...
- toss1 10y agoPerhaps the Guardian story is true and everyone is playing around the margins on the European tests, but that's trying to obscure the forest with one tree. In the actual context of the comment, which is the the USA "emissions controversy" with the massively fraudulent code, it was VOLKSWAGEN that was the main player, BMW was not involved. (also IMO, Diesels are a pretty bad way to burn fuel in any case; I don't think BMW should pursue it at all, and although I like my petrol-powered model, I wouldn't buy one of their diesels)