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Volkswagens work to overcome the emissions-cheating scandal was set back after the California Air Resources Board rejected its proposed engine fix as incomplete.

Europes largest automaker is in the midst of complex talks with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency about possible fixes for about 480,000 diesel cars with 2-liter engines.

The U.S. Justice Department sued Volkswagen and laid out claims that could push penalties into the billions of dollars an opening salvo in a legal battle that could be far more costly for the German carmaker than had been expected.

The Justice Department sued Volkswagen AG, accusing the German automaker of installing illegal devices meant to defeat emissions testing on nearly 600,000 vehicles.

There is no perfect car. There are, however, perfect cars for certain situationsSUVs for rolling with friends, convertibles for sunny days, town cars for drivers to take you to meetings.

Only slight deviations were found in a fraction of the 800,000 cars involved in the CO2 investigation.

California regulators have given Volkswagen 45 days to plan a recall of models with 3.0-liter diesel engines.

Volkswagen AGs emissions scandal is still widening more than two months after its cheating became public.