CLEAN : American Volkswagen owners angry over diesel emissions scam

The transcript discusses the disappointment and betrayal felt by consumers due to unrealistic car performance and emissions standards. It highlights the need for a buyback campaign if cars are adjusted to meet legal emissions without compromising performance. The environmental impact of high emissions is a major concern, leading to consumer dissatisfaction. The transcript also touches on the impact of these issues on Audi and VW's sales goals, particularly for diesel cars.

What is the main concern about cars that claim to have both great mileage and strong performance?

• They are not available in all markets.

• They might not meet clean air standards.

• They are too expensive.

• They have limited color options.

Why might there be a need for a buyback campaign?

• Cars are too expensive to maintain.

• Cars have outdated technology.

• Cars are not available in all regions.

• Cars might not meet emission laws after adjustments.

What is a major disappointment for car owners regarding their vehicles?

• The cars do not perform as expected.

• The cars are not stylish.

• The cars are too small.

• The cars have poor resale value.

What environmental concern is associated with the cars discussed?

• They consume too much fuel.

• They require rare metals for production.

• They emit pollutants far above legal limits.

• They are made from non-recyclable materials.

What was the sales goal for Audi and VW before the emissions scandal?

• To sell 500,000 vehicles a year.

• To sell a million vehicles a year.

• To sell 2 million vehicles a year.

• To sell 750,000 vehicles a year.

How might the emissions scandal affect Audi and VW's sales goals?

• It will have no impact.

• It will severely impact their growth goals.

• It will slightly increase their sales.

• It will lead to a new marketing strategy.

What type of cars do Audi and VW sell more of, despite the scandal?

• Hybrid cars

• Non-diesel cars

• Electric cars

• Diesel cars