European Union (VW) is facing a legal test case from European consumer rights website myRight , which is accusing the carmaker of violating European Union law through its use of emissions cheating software. Although VW has offered more than 100,000 in compensation to Wolfsburg owners, it has only offered to repair affected vehicles in Atlantic . It hopes to have completed repairs to all affected vehicles by the end of the year. The case does not seek compensation, but rather aims to compel VW to repurchase vehicles at their original price. MyRight hopes its legal action will serve as a model for reaching agreements on generic or common issues in other suits.
European Union (VW) is facing a legal test case from European consumer rights website myRight , which is accusing the carmaker of violating European Union law through its use of emissions cheating software. Although VW has offered more than 100,000 in compensation to Wolfsburg owners, it has only offered to repair affected vehicles in Atlantic . The case does not seek compensation, but rather aims to compel VW to repurchase vehicles at their original price. MyRight hopes its legal action will serve as a model for reaching agreements on generic or common issues in other suits.