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Što presu? Pa u Srbiji bi se prodali ko alva!

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Geza napisao:Čekajući presu.
http://jalopnik.com/volkswagen-stashed- ... 1791535662

"When the Dieselgate emissions scandal broke, Volkswagen put a stop sale on TDIs and eventually started buying back hundreds of thousands of affected cars from customers."
Da li su i te "stotine hiljada" ušle u statistiku prodatih automobila na kraju godine?

Verovatno jesu, oni to gledaju kroz broj novoregistrovanih.


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Pa tako je i Zastava mogla da bude prva. Proda milion vozila, pa ih sve otkupi nazad.

Mogla je ali šuške....

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Pa šuškali bi Jugići dok ih presuju.

masaivan napisao:Verovatno jesu, oni to gledaju kroz broj novoregistrovanih.

Najčešće se broje proizvedeni, mada naravno ima različitih statistika.
OICA je u principu merodavna, http://www.oica.net/category/production-statistics/

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http://jalopnik.com/volkswagen-hoarders ... 1791341120
Volkswagen 'Hoarders' Say They're Making Huge Profits Off The Diesel Buyback

Mirko je shvatio

Mirko za precednika jer ima viziju

Osecao sam da su astmaticari strani placenici

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Za početak da banujemo ovu dvojicu što se voze na struju

To su neki veci izdajnici

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Doduše ne voze kod nas, to im je olakšavajuća okolnost.

I kjokušinkai je problematičan.

Nissan used defeat device in Qashqai diesel, South Korean court rules
http://europe.autonews.com/article/2017 ... news-blast

SEOUL -- A South Korean court ruled against Nissan Motor Co. on Thursday in an emissions case, siding with the government in its accusations that the automaker had used a so-called defeat device in its Qashqai SUV.

Nissan sued South Korea's environment ministry last year after the ministry said Nissan cheated on emissions of the Qashqai diesel model and fined it 330 million won ($279,900).

The ministry had also halted sales of the model in the country and ordered a recall of 814 Qashqai vehicles.

The ruling by the Seoul Administrative Court is a blot on the image of Nissan, which had hoped to be exonerated of the charges of emissions cheating in the only country where it has been accused of it.

The court said it believed that Nissan used the defeat device to deactivate its emissions reduction system in the Qashqai under regular driving, which led to excess emissions of nitrogen oxide (NOx).

"It is reasonable to believe that the vehicle in this case achieved certification with false and other illegal means," the court said in its ruling.

Nissan said the court ruling was "regrettable."

"There is no change in our stance that we have not used any illegal devices in our vehicles," a Nissan spokeswoman said.

"We will consider possible measures," she added, without elaborating.

The government conducted tests on 20 diesel vehicles made by various automakers after it had found Volkswagen Group had manipulated emissions of some vehicles sold in the country.

The Qashqai SUVs affected by the probe were produced at Nissan's plant in Sunderland, England, and use 1.6-liter diesel engines supplied by its alliance partner, Renault.