Volkswagen owners want payback over pollution-control cheating

Vehicle owners will get notices after Volkswagen and Audi have developed a way to fix the cars' emissions controls.

By:

Jeff Plungis, Alan Levin and Alison Vekshin

September 22, 2015 05:00 AM

WASHINGTON (Bloomberg) -- John Decker bought his 2013 Volkswagen Jetta diesel thinking he was doing his part to improve the environment and reduce his carbon footprint.

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