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Originally Posted by iggyformayor
I'm quite concerned about what this means for me. Although I'm not sure what the regulations are in Alberta, if they do need to do a recall and fix the emissions, how will this effect the mileage on my vehicle, as it was the main reason I paid substantially more than the regular 2.5L Golf. Also, how will this effect my resale value, as it was another big factor that played into me buying the car I did. If either of these are impacted, there needs to be some sort of restitution for myself and others who have paid a premium for these vehicles.
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I can't imagine that any kind of fix will help your mileage. It's got to hurt it if anything, right?
I wonder if people can refuse the recall? But then would the car be "roadworthy/legal (I don't know what to call it) - man, this whole thing is going to get messy.
It's definitely going to affect resale value which is why there is a lot of chatter about lawsuits being prepared for "diminished value" in the US.