Audi has announced a new motorsport strategy, in which it has outlined the termination of its FIA WEC commitment, including the 24 Hours of Le Mans, at the end of the 2016 season. Instead Audi is taking up a factory-backed commitment in the all-electric Formula E racing series.
Do you really honestly think that this whole scandal is limited to VAG?NathanOlder wrote:Dirty Audi if you ask me. they have been cheating people out of money for years with fake figures. They dont deserve to be involved in motorsport when they treat their customers that way.
I wouldn't say he's the best.Pierce89 wrote:Lotterer is the best in the WEC. He'll be a very hot commodity. Also, I'm pretty sure he would be missed by many. Why the hate?NathanOlder wrote:But there will be some people that care about the environment. It only takes 1, then it has cost someone money. im sure the resale value of said cars dropped a small amount. so another area it has cost people money.
Anyway back on topic-ish. Lotterer wont be missed by many, Just hope he doesn't surface at Porsche or Toyota
If someone really care about environment, and buy an Audi diesel, he deserve to be scammedNathanOlder wrote:But there will be some people that care about the environment.
politicians pretend they save the world by demanding stricter emission standards and higher mileage, the manufacturers pretend they can meet those opposing goals while making that cars bigger and safermrluke wrote:Do you really honestly think that this whole scandal is limited to VAG?NathanOlder wrote:Dirty Audi if you ask me. they have been cheating people out of money for years with fake figures. They dont deserve to be involved in motorsport when they treat their customers that way.
Considering that real world testing has showed much higher emission levels across multiple marques when compared to the standardised tests, it is much more likely this a systemic issue across the auto industry.NathanOlder wrote:Not at all. but as it stands at this point. Yes, yes it is.
