VW broke consumer laws in 20 EU countries, report says

MS

By:

Maria Sheahan

September 05, 2016 05:00 AM

FRANKFURT -- The European Commission has found that Volkswagen Group broke consumer laws in 20 European Union countries by cheating on emissions tests, German daily Die Welt reported, citing Commission sources.

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