Diesel cars are already banned at days with high NOx concentration where I live. We now know that NOx is very hazardous and Euro7 will put even more strict requirements for NOx emission. However, few alternatives are available for a large family (Tesla X is a joke). I was "forced" to select a petrol or diesel van. My vehicle is in the price range 95.000 pounds (not kidding you). I did some research before buying and I had to select between a petrol or diesel version. One important point for me was to find the vehicle with lowest possible emissions. (I know this might seem hysterical, but trust me; this will have much more focus in the future. The emission values for the diesel version, given in the sales information and contract for VW-authorised dealer, outperformed the petrol values. It was therefore an easy choice for me. The incorrect information was a motivator for my purchase. However, I have not much alternatives. I can of course get rid of the T6 and have an old T5 in the meantime, waiting for the electric T7 (or whatever will come due to stricter emission future rules).
I will probably not take any legal actions, not worth the hassle. But I'm really surprised that VW still after they've just been taken with their pants down cheating with the NOx emissions, don't have extra focus on giving out correct information in their sales material and contracts.
If I have a buyers contract that says the car has 150HP and what I got was a 100HP and VW dealer say the made a writing fault in the contract, would I just have to accept it?
