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Volkswagen's Emissions Scandal Could Shorten Lives: Study

By Charlotte Alter

VW Investors File Multi-Billion Dollar Lawsuit

By Mark Rivett-Carnac

Volkswagen's Ex-CEO 'Knew About Defeat Device'

By Geoffrey Smith / Fortune

The Most Futuristic Cars We Saw at CES This Year

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See Volkswagen's Funky New All-Electric Bus

Automaker likely hoping 'BUDD-e' will make you forget all about that emissions scandal

By Alex Fitzpatrick

Volkswagen Is Teasing a Brand New All-Electric Car

The company's biggest move since its emissions scandal

By Kirsten Korosec / Fortune

VW: Emissions Issue Smaller Than Previously Thought

The automaker's inquiries discovered 'no unlawful change' to CO2 figures

By Geoffrey Smith / Fortune

VW to Issue Fixes for Cars in Emissions Scandal

The cost is "technically, physically and financially manageable" CEO Matthias Müller says

By Nash Jenkins

VW Will Cut $1 Billion in Spending After Cheating Scandal

Company will pay billions in fines and legal fees

By Victor Luckerson

This New Gadget Could Prevent Another Volkswagen Cheating Scandal

It could crowdsource emissions testing in real-world conditions

By Charlotte Alter

People Are Taking Volkswagen Up On Its $1,000 ‘Good Will’ Offer

Company still faces fines, lawsuits, and regulatory rules for cheating on emissions tests

By Victor Luckerson

Meet the Man Who Brought Down Volkswagen

How a tiny lab busted a giant automaker—and what it shows about the future of cheating

By Charlotte Alter / Morgantown, W.Va.

VW Will Hand Out Gift Cards to Diesel Owners

Owners would get a $500 Visa debit card and a $500 voucher for oil changes, according to AP

By John Kell / Fortune

Self-Driving Cars Are More Accident-Prone, Study Finds

But there are several caveats to the findings

By Victor Luckerson

What Will Scare Americans This Halloween

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

Volkswagen Says Even More Cars Could Have Cheating Software

Other engines may have included a ‘defeat device’

By Victor Luckerson

E.U. May Recall Volkswagen Loans

Of the $5.2 billion in loans it has given the company since 1990, $2 billion are still outstanding

By Nash Jenkins

Feds Probing Second VW Emissions Control Program

The automaker may have failed to disclose a second device used to defraud environmental regulators

By Denver Nicks

Angry Volkswagen Diesel Owners Launch Business Called VW Sham

In drivers' anger, there might be a business opportunity

By Jen Wieczner / Fortune

Volkswagen’s U.S. Boss Knew About Emissions Problem in 2014

The company tried to find a fix in 2014 before telling EPA about its defeat devices

By Victor Luckerson
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