Brake problems trigger VW recall
Company will fix mechanical problems that can knock out the power-assisted brakes
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Company will fix mechanical problems that can knock out the power-assisted brakes
Company said it had understated carbon dioxide emissions for 800K cars, widening its scandal over cheating on diesel emissions
It has found some 800,000 cars -- not all diesels -- have "unexplained inconsistencies" meeting carbon dioxide standards
EPA: Volkswagen installed software on thousands of Audi, Porsche and VW cars with six-cylinder diesel engines
An additional 10,000 vehicles, including 2014-2016 Porsches and Audis, have software designed to skirt pollution tests
An additional 10,000 vehicles, including 2014-2016 Porsches and Audis, have software designed to skirt pollution tests
Costs to cover the diesel scandal are already having a direct impact on earnings, and this is just the start
Company says it's trying to determine whether more of its vehicles than the 11 million confirmed so far were involved
A class action in California demanding repurchases could become a starting point for monetary compensation negotiations
Authorities issue mandatory recall of Volkswagen vehicles equipped with device to bypass pollution controls
In taking down its forecast of GDP expansion a tick, to 1.7 percent, it says the VW scandal has "no enduring effect"
The Volkswagen clean diesel emissions scandal is still chugging along, but Hollywood already has its eyes on a movie about the ordeal
Company also plans to turn the next version of its large Phaeton luxury sedan into an electric-only vehicle
A few individuals behind millions of cars rigged to cheat pollution tests, head of automaker's U.S. business says
Investigators are seeking material that would help clarify who was responsible for the diesel engine rigging
New CEO Matthias Mueller says the goal is to have all 11 million affected cars fixed by the end of 2016
It may have to set aside much more money to cover vehicle recalls, legal and other expenses, according to analysts
As costs mount, Matthias Mueller vows to overcome the crises but that it won't happen "without pain"
The agency had what it needed for on-road emissions testing -- here's why it decided against using that equipment on cars
Carmaker's September numbers defy a widely anticipated decline after revelations it had cheated on diesel-emissions standards
Almost since the passage of the Clean Air Act in 1970, some major manufacturers have been caught using so-called "defeat devices"
Owners of cars spewing more than allowable pollutants promised further information in coming months about company's plans to fix problem
Investigation will concentrate on the suspicion of fraud committed through the sale of vehicles with manipulated emissions data
The company has set aside $7.3 billion to pay for the scandal, but experts say it's likely to cost much more
After traveling 13,000 miles in a VW bus named Francesca, the family got their wish Sunday when Pope Francis asked to meet them