VW Scandal

**StockEngine** · September 21st, 2019 01:42 AM

**kagalingan** · September 21st, 2019 01:56 AM

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German auto giant Volkswagen caught lying on a spectacular scale | 60 Minutes Australia

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(2015) Volkswagen is right in the middle of a corporate scandal of epic proportions. The German auto giant has been caught lying, on a spectacular scale. 11 million of its 'clean' diesel engine cars were equipped with software deliberately programmed to cheat pollution tests. A blatant con that is highly illegal. In Australia, 10 Volkswagen models have now been suspended from sale, and 77-thousand vehicles face recall at the very least. Volkswagen's ruthless drive to be world number one, hid a dirty secret - diesel engines that couldn't deliver on high performance and still meet environmental standards. Michael Usher goes inside the Volkswagen lie, and meets the small band of engineering students who’ve brought a giant to its knees.

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more than 10years ago im the only one na broadcast criticizing desel engine. Dami bumatikos sa akin na kesyo magaling daw european/german technology. Pero pinanindigan ko ilong ko. Muntik na ako masali sa NASA.

Told you so hahahahahah!!!!

**dr. d** · September 21st, 2019 03:03 AM

Originally Posted by kagalingan

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#60MinutesAustralia
German auto giant Volkswagen caught lying on a spectacular scale | 60 Minutes Australia

115,033 views
•Published on Sep 16, 2019

60 Minutes Australia
1.15M subscribers
(2015) Volkswagen is right in the middle of a corporate scandal of epic proportions. The German auto giant has been caught lying, on a spectacular scale. 11 million of its 'clean' diesel engine cars were equipped with software deliberately programmed to cheat pollution tests. A blatant con that is highly illegal. In Australia, 10 Volkswagen models have now been suspended from sale, and 77-thousand vehicles face recall at the very least. Volkswagen's ruthless drive to be world number one, hid a dirty secret - diesel engines that couldn't deliver on high performance and still meet environmental standards. Michael Usher goes inside the Volkswagen lie, and meets the small band of engineering students who’ve brought a giant to its knees.

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more than 10years ago im the only one na broadcast criticizing desel engine. Dami bumatikos sa akin na kesyo magaling daw european/german technology. Pero pinanindigan ko ilong ko. Muntik na ako masali sa NASA.

Told you so hahahahahah!!!!

so what did you give up, to show your disdain for diesel power?

**uls** · September 21st, 2019 08:37 AM

Originally Posted by kagalingan

Better i will post the description

#60MinutesAustralia
German auto giant Volkswagen caught lying on a spectacular scale | 60 Minutes Australia

115,033 views
•Published on Sep 16, 2019

60 Minutes Australia
1.15M subscribers
(2015) Volkswagen is right in the middle of a corporate scandal of epic proportions. The German auto giant has been caught lying, on a spectacular scale. 11 million of its 'clean' diesel engine cars were equipped with software deliberately programmed to cheat pollution tests. A blatant con that is highly illegal. In Australia, 10 Volkswagen models have now been suspended from sale, and 77-thousand vehicles face recall at the very least. Volkswagen's ruthless drive to be world number one, hid a dirty secret - diesel engines that couldn't deliver on high performance and still meet environmental standards. Michael Usher goes inside the Volkswagen lie, and meets the small band of engineering students who’ve brought a giant to its knees.

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more than 10years ago im the only one na broadcast criticizing desel engine. Dami bumatikos sa akin na kesyo magaling daw european/german technology. Pero pinanindigan ko ilong ko. Muntik na ako masali sa NASA.

Told you so hahahahahah!!!!

ay sus genius na naman daw siya

it's common knowledge that heavier oil products burn dirtier than lighter products

in processing crude oil, the first products that are extracted are the cleanest burning (like LPG, gasoline)

after light distillates are extracted, you're left with heavier, dirtier products

you don't have to be a genius to understand that

kahit ano gawin mo sa diesel, mas madumi parin ang diesel kesa sa gasoline

**uls** · September 21st, 2019 08:45 AM

pero eto yun... middle distillate ang diesel

it's still cleaner than other fuels like bunker fuel used by ships

there's a rule that by 2020, ships will have to switch to cleaner burner fuel

guess what will be in demand -- diesel

diesel isn't going anywhere

it may even be more in demand than gasoline

do some research

read about IMO 2020

huwag puro bilib lang sa sarili

**kagalingan** · September 21st, 2019 11:38 AM

eh bakit ang dami maka desel trying to be intelligent dati pinamumukha sa akin kesyo europen/german mas malinis daw kaysa gaso. May pa data-data pa charts.

tapos ako na ilong lang basehan wala na ako research kung small, medium or large.

im just pointing the obvious. Masakit sa ilong desel kumpara sa gaso. Ganun ka basic.

tapos ngayon tumpak ako pag reresearchin pa. Ano nangyari sa research nung mga makadesel hahahahah.

**uls** · September 21st, 2019 04:16 PM

eh tanga sila naniwala sila kaya ng mga German gawing malinis ang diesel

tagal ko na stock knowledge na dirtier oil product ang diesel kahit ano gawin nila di nila malilinis yan

so alam ng ilong mo madumi ang diesel...

tapos?

mawawala ba ang pag gamit ng diesel?

HINDE

mas lalo magiging in demand ang diesel

**dr. d** · September 22nd, 2019 06:22 PM

Originally Posted by kagalingan

eh bakit ang dami maka desel trying to be intelligent dati pinamumukha sa akin kesyo europen/german mas malinis daw kaysa gaso. May pa data-data pa charts.

tapos ako na ilong lang basehan wala na ako research kung small, medium or large.

im just pointing the obvious. Masakit sa ilong desel kumpara sa gaso. Ganun ka basic.

tapos ngayon tumpak ako pag reresearchin pa. Ano nangyari sa research nung mga makadesel hahahahah.

diesel will always be desire-able in my country, for as long as it offers the least pesos per km traveled.
my opinion.

**StockEngine** · September 22nd, 2019 06:23 PM

Originally Posted by dr. d

diesel will always be desire-able in my country, for as long as it offers the least pesos per km traveled.
my opinion.

it just makes sense for commoners.

**Nelson de Leon** · September 22nd, 2019 08:18 PM

Originally Posted by StockEngine

it just makes sense for commoners.

It's also economical as it is widely used by trucks etc in the mass transportation of goods. It's also fuels power plants.

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