Volkswagen emissions scandal: Should I reject my Volkswagen Passat CC?

Just took delivery of a VW Passat 2.0-litre CC diesel automatic.

Then the emissions news broke. I've got 30 to return it. HELP!

Can you help me through the rhetoric. What is the bottom line? Should I stick with it or swap for a petrol?

Asked on 25 September 2015 by mike 1.3

Answered by Honest John

They don't do Passats with petrol engines any more, except for the GTE hybrid. Don't panic. Wait for more information (which we are all waiting for).

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