tutone

Wow. This might be the first time I've ever made money buying a car! Thanks for the updates.

ByByBMW

Seems a lot of info is for the 2.0L diesels. Here is the link I am using to get info specifically aimed at the 3.0L diesels only.
This is where I got the 14 Feb. date. Note that the 3.0L diesel settlement is only proposed at this point. There are only proposed schedules.

https://www.vwcourtsettlement.com/en...ecall-program/

2014a6tdi

that's the one. The FAQ is there with the dates, including the modification timeline as I mentioned before. I'm sure since they've posted dates the parties involved have agreed (epa, carb, owners lawyers, etc) and the judge will approve it. It's a reasonable plan.

ByByBMW

I agree, but lets see what the big boys say. (Not counting my chickens.......)

DoctorHill

Is it safe to purchase a used a6 2014 tdi? Will I lose out on money?

McFuzz

You will; any car purchased after September 18th - previous owner can claim part of the compensation. I am not even sure how it'd work if you were to buy one now...

Transporter208

I don't see how you would get any money out of this directly from Audi. I do see that your getting a great car so you shouldn't be discouraged. If your getting a great deal then its almost like you are getting something out of the settlement. Good luck to you.

DoctorHill

I think I will purchase one used. If after the software update fuel/performance go down can an APR mod maybe make up for that?

Transporter208

Official 3.0L settlement was just posted on Judge Breyers site. 50 pages worth.


In re: Volkswagen "Clean Diesel" MDL | United States District Court, Northern District of California

audi40

As I read page 10 of the presentation, for us Gen II owners, if the EPA compliant repair is not approved by Dec. 20 (subject to a max. extension of 90 days thereafter), then after that date the buy-back/trade-in option becomes available - is that your interpretation as well?