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Cooking Oil Transported In Fuel Containers? Huge Uproar In China
Revelations that cooking oil has been transported in containers also used to carry fuel have sparked outrage in China, the latest scandal in a country where fears about food safety are widespread.
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Volkswagen Overstated Fuel Economy On 98,000 U.S. Vehicles, Will Repay Consumers
Volkswagen AG must forfeit greenhouse gas emissions credits and is lowering the fuel economy ratings on 98,000 vehicles after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said auto software overstated real-world performance.
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Former Audi Boss Rupert Stadler Charged With Fraud Over "Dieselgate"
German prosecutors said today they had charged former Audi chief executive Rupert Stadler with fraud over the Volkswagen subsidiary's role in the "dieselgate" emissions cheating scandal.
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Fiat Chrysler Paid $77 Million In U.S. Fuel Economy Penalties In 2018
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV told Reuters on Thursday it paid $77 million in U.S. civil penalties late last year for failing to meet 2016 model year fuel economy requirements, the first significant sign the industry is facing hurdles meeting rising emissions rules.
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Mazda, Suzuki, Yamaha Motor Apologize For Improper Vehicle Tests
Mazda Motor Corp, Suzuki Motor Corp and Yamaha Motor Co improperly tested vehicles for fuel economy and emissions, the Japanese government said on Thursday, revealing fresh cases of compliance failures by manufacturers.
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Mazda Caught Cheating On Emissions And Fuel Economy Tests
Mazda has joined the long list of automakers that have been caught cheating in fuel economy and emissions regulations tests. According to the latest report, Mazda,along with Suzuki and Yamaha, has been found guilty of falsifying data in emission and mileage tests.
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Suzuki Says It Did Not Use Wrong Methods to Test Fuel Economy
It was just a fortnight ago that it admitted to using improper methods and it was its Chairman Osamu Suzuki who said the methods of calculating mileage differ from country to country.
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Suzuki Motor Says It Used Wrong Fuel Economy Tests In Japan
Suzuki Motor Corp used the wrong methods to test the fuel economy of its cars in Japan, it said on Wednesday, widening a testing scandal that has already rocked smaller rival Mitsubishi Motors Corp.
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Suzuki Admits to Using Improper Fuel Economy Testing Methods
Suzuki Motor Company today admitted that it used improper methods to test fuel efficiency in its cars. The company has claimed that 16 models from its current line-up were tested using methods that were not in line with official regulations.
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Mitsubishi To Resume Sales Of Eight Models In Japan After Scandal
Mitsubishi, which had admitted to manipulating fuel-efficiency data in its vehicles in Japan earlier this year, is set to resume sales of some of its models. The Japanese automaker's manipulation affected over 6.25 lakh vehicles that included 12 models such as the Pajero and Outlander SUV. However, the company recently announced it is prepared to r...
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Five Things To Know About Mitsubishi Motors Scandal
Tokyo: Automaker Mitsubishi Motors Corp (MMC) says it used non-compliant fuel economy testing methods in Japan for as long as a quarter of a century.
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Volkswagen Recalls 58,881 Porsche Cars for Fuel Pipe Fault
Troubled German carmaker Volkswagen recalled 58,881 luxury Porsche cars globally on Friday for possible leaks in the low-pressure fuel line inside the engine compartment.
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Benghazi Consulate attack: A scandal at hand?
Steady drips of information about a horrific night in Libya are fueling Republican arguments and ads designed to fire up the conservative base and undercut the Democrats' early favorite for president in 2016.
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Trade unions call for strike to protest inflation, fuel prices
Major trade unions called for a two-day strike starting on Wednesday, as the government prepares to present an austerity budget to parliament and weather a corruption scandal in a big arms deal.
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China police chief 'who owns hundreds of houses' sacked
A Chinese police chief has been sacked after reports he owned hundreds of houses and a false identity card, state media said on Wednesday in the latest scandal to fuel public outrage over corruption.
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Cooking Oil Transported In Fuel Containers? Huge Uproar In China
Revelations that cooking oil has been transported in containers also used to carry fuel have sparked outrage in China, the latest scandal in a country where fears about food safety are widespread.
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Volkswagen Overstated Fuel Economy On 98,000 U.S. Vehicles, Will Repay Consumers
Volkswagen AG must forfeit greenhouse gas emissions credits and is lowering the fuel economy ratings on 98,000 vehicles after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said auto software overstated real-world performance.
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Former Audi Boss Rupert Stadler Charged With Fraud Over "Dieselgate"
German prosecutors said today they had charged former Audi chief executive Rupert Stadler with fraud over the Volkswagen subsidiary's role in the "dieselgate" emissions cheating scandal.
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Fiat Chrysler Paid $77 Million In U.S. Fuel Economy Penalties In 2018
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV told Reuters on Thursday it paid $77 million in U.S. civil penalties late last year for failing to meet 2016 model year fuel economy requirements, the first significant sign the industry is facing hurdles meeting rising emissions rules.
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Mazda, Suzuki, Yamaha Motor Apologize For Improper Vehicle Tests
Mazda Motor Corp, Suzuki Motor Corp and Yamaha Motor Co improperly tested vehicles for fuel economy and emissions, the Japanese government said on Thursday, revealing fresh cases of compliance failures by manufacturers.
-
Mazda Caught Cheating On Emissions And Fuel Economy Tests
Mazda has joined the long list of automakers that have been caught cheating in fuel economy and emissions regulations tests. According to the latest report, Mazda,along with Suzuki and Yamaha, has been found guilty of falsifying data in emission and mileage tests.
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Suzuki Says It Did Not Use Wrong Methods to Test Fuel Economy
It was just a fortnight ago that it admitted to using improper methods and it was its Chairman Osamu Suzuki who said the methods of calculating mileage differ from country to country.
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Suzuki Motor Says It Used Wrong Fuel Economy Tests In Japan
Suzuki Motor Corp used the wrong methods to test the fuel economy of its cars in Japan, it said on Wednesday, widening a testing scandal that has already rocked smaller rival Mitsubishi Motors Corp.
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Suzuki Admits to Using Improper Fuel Economy Testing Methods
Suzuki Motor Company today admitted that it used improper methods to test fuel efficiency in its cars. The company has claimed that 16 models from its current line-up were tested using methods that were not in line with official regulations.
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Mitsubishi To Resume Sales Of Eight Models In Japan After Scandal
Mitsubishi, which had admitted to manipulating fuel-efficiency data in its vehicles in Japan earlier this year, is set to resume sales of some of its models. The Japanese automaker's manipulation affected over 6.25 lakh vehicles that included 12 models such as the Pajero and Outlander SUV. However, the company recently announced it is prepared to r...
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Five Things To Know About Mitsubishi Motors Scandal
Tokyo: Automaker Mitsubishi Motors Corp (MMC) says it used non-compliant fuel economy testing methods in Japan for as long as a quarter of a century.
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Volkswagen Recalls 58,881 Porsche Cars for Fuel Pipe Fault
Troubled German carmaker Volkswagen recalled 58,881 luxury Porsche cars globally on Friday for possible leaks in the low-pressure fuel line inside the engine compartment.
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Benghazi Consulate attack: A scandal at hand?
Steady drips of information about a horrific night in Libya are fueling Republican arguments and ads designed to fire up the conservative base and undercut the Democrats' early favorite for president in 2016.
-
Trade unions call for strike to protest inflation, fuel prices
Major trade unions called for a two-day strike starting on Wednesday, as the government prepares to present an austerity budget to parliament and weather a corruption scandal in a big arms deal.
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China police chief 'who owns hundreds of houses' sacked
A Chinese police chief has been sacked after reports he owned hundreds of houses and a false identity card, state media said on Wednesday in the latest scandal to fuel public outrage over corruption.
