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In my case it does. I am driving a Euro5 Diesel car and live in one of those cities where they may be banned. So, yes, I need to buy a new one. Which is quite d

In my case it does. I am driving a Euro5 Diesel car and live in one of those cities where they may be banned. So, yes, I need to buy a new one. Which is quite difficult, or at least expensive, because it's quite possible that cars with the newer Euro6 Diesel emission standard may also be banned in the mid-term, and the latest standard Euro6d is brand new.

claudius 9y ago
Well, either buy a car which doesn’t poison your neighbours or walk?
- Tomte 9y ago
  He bought a car that by every reasonable standard of informing himself about emissions was perfectly fine. There is simply no way to lay blame on him. Blame the car industry.
- zaroth 9y ago
  I don’t know about poison but I certainly wish your comment had a little less venom.
davidiach 9y ago
I live in one of those cities as well and sold my diesel car last year when the talks regarding the ban started. I now drive a petrol car. It's not that big of a difference.