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VW withdraws 800,000 cars for possible pedal problems

Volkswagen announced it would withdraw 800 thousand automobiles due to pedal possible problems. 319 thousand Touareg and 409,477 Porsche Cayenne manufactured beyween 2011 and 2016 will be taken off the market. The news comes after last year’s scandal which hit the company when it was revealed the pollutant emissions systems of the cars had been tampered with.

5700 VW, Audi Vehicles in Bulgaria Need Refit over Diesel Emissions Violations

The owners of 5700 new cars of the Volkswagen and Audi brands in Bulgaria will have to have their cars refitted due to the presence of illegal emission-control software.

The scandal broke out on September 18, when the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said Volkswagen had to refit nearly half a million cars equipped with illegal software to bypass diesel emissions tests.

Paul Walker’s daughter sues Porsche

Paul Walker’s 16-year-old daughter, Meadow Walker, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Porsche over her father’s death in Valencia, California in November 30, 2013.

According to the lawsuit, Meadow’s lawyers claim that Paul died after being trapped inside the 2005 Carrera GT his friend Roger Rodas was riding.

Shares of Volkswagen Turkish distributor Do?u? hammered as scandal widens

Shares of Volkswagen AG?s main Turkish distributor Do?u? Otomotiv tumbled more than 12 percent on Sept. 28, hit by concerns that the emissions cheating scandal at the German automaker could undermine sales of its local dealers.

Do?u? imports more than 14 brands including VW group marques Porsche, Skoda and Audi, as well as Volkswagen.

Half Million Bulgarians Drive Volkswagen Cars

Volkswagen is the most common car brand in Bulgaria, according to the Ministry of Interior data regarding the registration of motor vehicles.

A total of 476,327 Volkswagen automobiles have been registered in Bulgaria, however 238,940 of them are over 20 years old, which makes the brand the leader in the ranking of old cars in the country, as well, Speed-Press reports.

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