VOICED : End of the road for diesel in US after VW scandal

The video discusses the impact of the VW emissions scandal, which led to a ban on diesel cars in the US. VW's chairman issued an apology, acknowledging the company's failure. The video explores the historical aversion to diesel in the US, stemming from poor models in the 1980s, and highlights recent technological advances in diesel engines. Despite these advances, diesel faces an uphill battle in the US market due to low fuel prices and consumer preferences. Some manufacturers, like Ford, remain hesitant to introduce diesel models in the US, while others see potential if fuel prices rise.

What was the main reason for the absence of diesel cars at the car show?

• High fuel prices

• Emissions cheating scandal

• Lack of consumer interest

• Technological limitations

Why did diesel cars have a negative reputation in the US during the 1980s?

• They were too expensive

• They were unreliable

• They had poor fuel efficiency

• They were noisy and emitted smoke

Which type of vehicles has traditionally used diesel fuel in the US?

• Large trucks and commercial vehicles

• Luxury cars

• Electric vehicles

• Motorcycles

What is Ford's current stance on introducing diesel models to the US market?

• They are conducting market research

• They have already introduced them

• They have no plans to introduce them

• They plan to introduce them soon

What factor might make US consumers consider diesel cars in the future?

• Higher gas prices

• Increased availability of diesel models

• Improved public perception

• Government incentives