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Australian watchdog sues VW over emissions

International News

Australia is suing the local arm of Volkswagen for allegedly misleading customers by selling modified vehicles that covered up emissions fraud, with its consumer watchdog claiming Volkswagen intentionally sold more than 57,000 such vehicles over a five-year period. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) is seeking a public declaration of misconduct, financial penalties and corrective advertising. Volkswagen Australia said it is reviewing the ACCC claims.

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5th September 2016/by Andrew

Goodyear ordered to pay $2.7 million, for withholding tyre test information

Company News

On 21 July a US federal appeals court upheld a directive requiring Goodyear to disclose that it withheld information from a case involving an Arizona family in all future lawsuits. In a separate ruling, the appellate court also upheld “a $2.7 million sanction levied against the company’s attorneys, an amount designed to compensate the plaintiffs in the case for all the costs they had incurred in filing the suit”, according to the Arizona Daily Sun.

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22nd July 2015/by Tyrepress Editors
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