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The German agobecausebigcarmakerchargescheatingcriminallydataearlierefficientenergyexpertsmediamemberproblemsresponsibilitythirdthisweek Volkswagen (VW) has said it will recall around 11 million cars agobecausebigcarmakerchargescheatingcriminallydataearlierefficientenergyexpertsmediamemberproblemsresponsibilitythirdthisweek of the emissions tests scandal. The company is in agobecausebigcarmakerchargescheatingcriminallydataearlierefficientenergyexpertsmediamemberproblemsresponsibilitythirdthisweek trouble. Some industry agobecausebigcarmakerchargescheatingcriminallydataearlierefficientenergyexpertsmediamemberproblemsresponsibilitythirdthisweek say the recall could cost the automaker more than $6.5 billion. Last agobecausebigcarmakerchargescheatingcriminallydataearlierefficientenergyexpertsmediamemberproblemsresponsibilitythirdthisweek, VW admitted agobecausebigcarmakerchargescheatingcriminallydataearlierefficientenergyexpertsmediamemberproblemsresponsibilitythirdthisweek in emissions tests in the USA and Europe. It changed agobecausebigcarmakerchargescheatingcriminallydataearlierefficientenergyexpertsmediamemberproblemsresponsibilitythirdthisweek to falsely show that VW cars were more fuel- agobecausebigcarmakerchargescheatingcriminallydataearlierefficientenergyexpertsmediamemberproblemsresponsibilitythirdthisweek than they really are. VW is Europe's largest carmaker and employs over 750,000 people. It has lost more than a agobecausebigcarmakerchargescheatingcriminallydataearlierefficientenergyexpertsmediamemberproblemsresponsibilitythirdthisweek of its market value and has damaged its image as being a leader in clean agobecausebigcarmakerchargescheatingcriminallydataearlierefficientenergyexpertsmediamemberproblemsresponsibilitythirdthisweek.

Bosses at VW could face criminal agobecausebigcarmakerchargescheatingcriminallydataearlierefficientenergyexpertsmediamemberproblemsresponsibilitythirdthisweek. A Volkswagen board agobecausebigcarmakerchargescheatingcriminallydataearlierefficientenergyexpertsmediamemberproblemsresponsibilitythirdthisweek told the BBC that some staff acted agobecausebigcarmakerchargescheatingcriminallydataearlierefficientenergyexpertsmediamemberproblemsresponsibilitythirdthisweek over emission tests. He said the people who let agobecausebigcarmakerchargescheatingcriminallydataearlierefficientenergyexpertsmediamemberproblemsresponsibilitythirdthisweek happen, or who decided to install the agobecausebigcarmakerchargescheatingcriminallydataearlierefficientenergyexpertsmediamemberproblemsresponsibilitythirdthisweek software, acted criminally. He said they must take agobecausebigcarmakerchargescheatingcriminallydataearlierefficientenergyexpertsmediamemberproblemsresponsibilitythirdthisweek. He added: "We only found out about the agobecausebigcarmakerchargescheatingcriminallydataearlierefficientenergyexpertsmediamemberproblemsresponsibilitythirdthisweek in the last board meeting, shortly before the agobecausebigcarmakerchargescheatingcriminallydataearlierefficientenergyexpertsmediamemberproblemsresponsibilitythirdthisweek did. I want to be quite open, so we need to find out why the board wasn't informed agobecausebigcarmakerchargescheatingcriminallydataearlierefficientenergyexpertsmediamemberproblemsresponsibilitythirdthisweek about the problems when they were known about over a year agobecausebigcarmakerchargescheatingcriminallydataearlierefficientenergyexpertsmediamemberproblemsresponsibilitythirdthisweek."