BMW Denies Emissions Gear Collusion

The video discusses serious allegations against car makers, comparing them to past emissions scandals. It highlights the potential financial implications, noting that no price fixing to consumers has been alleged, which usually results in the largest fines. The European Union is beginning to investigate these claims, a process that can take months. Car makers are also dealing with credibility issues and the ongoing diesel crisis, making these allegations particularly challenging.

How do the allegations against car makers compare to the Volkswagen emissions scandal?

• They are considered less serious.

• They are considered more serious.

• They are unrelated.

• They are identical in nature.

What is the estimated range of fines for car makers involved in the allegations?

• Between a few hundred million to three billion dollars

• Between a few million to a hundred million dollars

• Between a few thousand to a million dollars

• Between three billion to ten billion dollars

What type of allegation is notably absent in the current case against car makers?

• Safety standard breaches

• Labor violations

• Price fixing to consumers

• Environmental damage

What is the role of the European Union in the current allegations against car makers?

• They are defending the car makers.

• They are conducting an investigation.

• They are ignoring the allegations.

• They are imposing immediate fines.

What additional challenge are car makers facing alongside the current allegations?

• Potential diesel bans in cities

• Increased production costs

• Shortage of raw materials

• Decline in consumer interest