3.0L VW Settlement

[Macroni]

Wow..... did the 2.0L Diesel settlement class get screwed in relationship to the 3.0L Class?

[NutmegCarrera]

Good question.
I have a gen II (uses adblue) Q7

I'll be curious to see if they can come up with an emissions compliant repair.
If so - I don't feel like the settlement is that generous. Compensation looks to be around $7500 to $8500, in that scenario. Mine is a 2014.
Considering that the vehicle has been an "orphan" since October 2015 and I might learn the fate this coming November - I'm not thinking that the settlement is overly generous.

OTOH - if eligible for buyback, the numbers look much better.

For a 2012 or older, seems pretty lucrative.

Our situation is that we buy and hold for a long period (8-10 years).
If I wanted to flip it in the last year or so, I would not be very happy.

[BeyGon]

I don't know about the screwing, they gave us $28.5 on the buy back for our 2015 Golf with over 65k miles on it. We almost kept it

[Bob Kontak]

Originally Posted by BeyGon

I don't know about the screwing, they gave us $28.5 on the buy back for our 2015 Golf with over 65k miles on it. We almost kept it

That is good to hear.