Bentley has introduced its first diesel model ever.

A criminal charge has been laid in the U.S. Justice Department’s probe into the Volkswagen diesel emissions scandal.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) is under fire from the German government.

Spy photographers have caught the Bentley Bentayga testing a diesel engine in the U.K.

More than 200,000 Volkswagen and Audi TDI owners have registered to participate in the settlement program and most of them have chosen the buyback option, says lead plaintiff’s attorney Elizabeth Cabraser.

BMW’s range of 2017 diesel models are still delayed despite being approved for sale in the U.S. from the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency). 

The Volkswagen Group and the U.S. Justice Department are in preliminary talks to settle a criminal probe into the automaker’s massive diesel scandal.

U.S. officials have turned their focus to the software cheats Volkswagen used on its V6 diesel engines.

Chevrolet is going to try to take advantage of Volkswagen’s diesel emissions scandal with a new diesel-powered compact car. 

BMW’s diesel models have received approval from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for sale in the U.S.

Volkswagen is trying to avoid buying back as many as 475,000 diesel cars.

The Volkswagen brand is reporting a 4.7 percent increase in June deliveries as compared to last year, and China and the Tiguan are largely to thank.

Another important step in the Volkswagen emissions scandal has been reached with the preliminary approval of the 2.0L TDI Settlement Program.

Mazda isn’t letting Volkswagen’s massive Dieselgate scandal hamper its plans to bring diesel engines to North America.

U.S. state officials believe Audi developed the defeat device Volkswagen used to cheat on diesel emissions tests.

In the aftermath of the massive Dieselgate scandal, Volkswagen has confirmed it will no longer push diesel vehicles in the U.S.

Even after fixing the cheating vehicles, Volkswagen’s diesel cars still won’t comply with clear-air laws.

Despite a previous settlement with U.S. authorities, VW is facing suits from U.S. states over the environmental damage caused by its illegally polluting vehicles.

Volkswagen’s massive diesel scandal is affecting other automakers.

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) says Volkswagen’s proposed plan to fix 3.0-liter diesels is not good enough.

Reuters is reporting that Volkswagen AG will pay an additional $86 million in civil penalties to California because of the emissions scandal.

Audi’s latest V8 engine will be its last as the automaker moves towards electric drivetrains.

Volkswagen is hoping to avoid another buyback situation in the U.S.

Other automakers weren’t surprised to hear that Volkswagen had been cheating on diesel emissions tests.

If you own a  Volkswagen TDI-equipped vehicle, you have some money coming your way. 

Details on exactly how  Volkswagen will pay back customers and the U.S. government over its diesel emissions scandal have been finalized. 

Volkswagen‘s US settlement will now likely cost the German automaker over $15 billion.

More details on Volkswagen’s $10-billion diesel scandal settlement have surfaced.

Volkswagen will reportedly submit a $10 billion plan to fix half-a-million cheating diesel cars in the U.S.

Reports are surfacing that Audi’s new SQ5 will be powered by a 3.0-liter diesel stuffed with the latest Audi tech, which will likely to give it 365 hp.

Prosecutors in South Korea raided the Seoul offices of German automaker Volkswagen last month in search of evidence that the company had forged documents related to the the fuel efficiency of its vehicles.

The rumors appear to be true and Jaguar is working on a full-size SUV model to be named J-Pace.

Volkswagen has received approval for a software solution that will fix more than 800,000 diesel vehicles in Germany.

The Volkswagen Group may be working on resolving its massive diesel scandal, but it isn’t doing so quietly.

It is still a possibility that other automakers cheated on diesel emissions tests.

The BMW 750d has been officially introduced, and it is powered by a quad-turbo diesel engine.

Volkswagen is nearing a fix for its affected 3.0-liter V6 diesel engines.

Dr. Arvind Thiruvengadam, research assistant professor at West Virginia University is the man who uncovered Volkswagen’s diesel-emissions scandal. But according to him, this German firm is not the only automaker that’s missing the mark.

BMW has announced a new quad-turbocharged, diesel six-cylinder engine.

Audi is charging ahead with new model launches, and has surprised naysayers by unveiling a diesel-powered SQ7.

Volkswagen’s diesel scandal may have a lot of people looking for a new ride soon, as the German automaker is potentially offering 500,000 TDI owners a full buyback.

A powerpoint presentation made in 2006 detailing how Volkswagen could cheat on U.S. diesel emissions tests has been discovered in an internal investigation.

Ford has revealed its all-new EcoBlue diesel engine, claiming that it is cleaner and more efficient than its predecessor. 

Volkswagen has announced that it will no longer release an interim report of its diesel scandal investigation.

A scathing new study has been released suggesting that 97 percent of all modern diesel-powered cars fail to meet emissions standards when subjected to real-world testing.

Mercedes, Audi, Opel, Volkswagen and Porsche have announced a recall action that will see 630,000 vehicles brought in to fix their emissions management software.

Volkswagen posted a €4.1 billion ($4.8 billion) operating loss in 2015 thanks to the €16.2 billion ($18.2 billion) the brand set aside to help deal with the diesel emissions scandal. 

The first major step in resolving the massive VW dieselgate scandal has been taken.

Volkswagen is expected to announce buybacks of about 500,000 diesel vehicles fit with emissions cheating software in the U.S. 

Volkswagen will reportedly pay each customer affected by the diesel emissions scandal a $5,000 settlement as part of a deal reached with U.S. authorities.

Audi reportedly developed the defeat device Volkswagen used with its diesel engines to pass emissions tests.

Volkswagen doesn’t think that a trial will be needed this summer to settle damages over its cheating diesels in the U.S. 

A lawsuit has been filed in the U.S. over Mercedes-Benz’s alleged use of a defeat device on diesel cars that allows them to cheat on emissions tests. 

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Volkswagen AG is being sued by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for falsely advertising its diesel engines as clean when they were actually spewing excess pollution into the atmosphere. 

Volkswagen and the EPA have until April 21 to reach a diesel emissions fix that will cover around 580,000 affected vehicles in the U.S.

Details on the 2016 Audi R18 race car have been released.

Volkswagen dealerships in the U.S. are seeking reparations for financial damages as a result of the massive dieselgate scandal.

Audi has scrapped its plans to bring a diesel-powered A4 sedan to the U.S.

Volkswagen is being sued for $3.7 billion by investors worldwide.