GM being sued over Duramax engine emissions:

[WVRigrat05]

39,000 for a regular cab 12v???? I remember the first time I got high.

 

[Novak]

I don't like it when people slam my doors and I always pressure wash it off before I scrub it with the soap brush. My LMM is also "meticulously maintained" 50K taking serious offers only.

Back to topic...I know "common sense" isn't a legal term but in my experience on a cold start I don't think anything would pass...it sounds like one person couldn't get there truck to pass a smog test and found a hungry legal team because the department of justice and EPA aren't commenting on anything.


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[jlawles2]

I wonder if they are doing this to try and get the whistleblower reward?

That is provided the whistleblower reward does exist.

 

[Oaks Landscape]

im sorry my truck blows huge cloud fogs of white smoke that smells like decaying flesh and im too broke for injector replacement, cant help it

 

[joshd472]

Say all this was true and passed. Why would it hurt the value of a used Duramax? I'm not being a smart ass, just need it dumbed down for me. I'm from Mississippi :roflmao:

 

[ripmf666]

Bs when the issue with VW came up we were about to release the baby Dmax for sale. We could not ship any diesel from our plant. The EPA tested us before allowing us to ship.

 

[Novak]

39,000 for a regular cab 12v???? I remember the first time I got high.

I feel as if he was giggling the whole time he was writing that posting


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[oscyjack]

It probably is bs. If not I'd be impressed by gm honestly. At least it's further recognition that current legislation on emissions is based in fantasy

 

[2004LB7]

If this (GM) and Dodge emissions defeat turns out to be true, the question would be "why"

If the current emissions laws are unattainable then it is likely Ford, isuzu, etc are in this too. It is unlikely that the other big players are meeting the epa regulations and GM and Dodge cant figure out how and had to figure out how to "trick" the test.

So, if all the others are also doing the same then there is going to be some big changes coming. It is possible that they may relax the regulations but it is more likely that everything will get a lot worse. We may see the big three pull out of the diesel market all together. The only on road diesels will be the big rigs (maybe) and the trucks already on the road that dont get recalled and crushed

I am betting this is just a couple of wackos jumping on the bandwagon trying to get a payout

 

[Mike L.]

Ambulance chasers at work.

 

[dski165]

California is broke Gotta get money from somewhere for the Illegals and freeloaders and not the freeloaders that Mr Gov Brown calls the working taxpayers in his state!