#Dieselgate

Another Volkswagen diesel engine is under investigation for possibly using the defeat device to cheat emissions tests.

One month into Volkswagen’s diesel scandal, it appears that the German automaker’s sales haven’t taken a significant hit.

Volkswagen owners can now look up their vehicle by VIN to see if they own a cheating diesel model.

Lamborghini has had its head offices searched as part of the ongoing Volkswagen diesel scandal investigation.

Volkswagen’s head of diesel engine development from 2006-2010 has reportedly been suspended.

The repercussions of Volkswagen’s diesel scandal are becoming more clear as the German auto regulator is forcing VW to recall 2.4 million cars outfitted with defeat devices designed to cheat emissions testing.

Volkswagen has confirmed to U.S. regulators that its 2016 diesel models run additional suspect software that potentially helps the exhaust systems run cleaner during testing.

The Volkswagen diesel scandal could involve at least 30 managers, according to a recent report.

The man recently put in charge to run Volkswagen North America has quit before even officially starting his new job.

Paramount Pictures and Leonardo DiCaprio’s production company has secured the rights to create a movie on the Volkswagen diesel scandal.

Volkswagen’s ongoing emissions scandal has devastated the German automaker. Its stock price has plummeted by about 30 percent and any goodwill it had with consumers has likely evaporated. But the collateral damage from this fiasco has also given diesels a black mark.

When Volkswagen finally recalls its diesel vehicles, owners may be in for a surprise once they get their vehicles “fixed.”

Essentially every diesel vehicle on today’s roadways emit more emissions during everyday road driving than they do in testing.

Volkswagen has withdrawn its application for EPA certification on its 2016 model year diesel vehicles.

Fiat Chrysler is looking to take advantage of all the bad press Volkswagen is getting.