1982 Volkswagen Vanagon Gl Standard Passenger Van 3-door 2.0l *great Condition* on 2040-cars
Ontario, California, United States
Van is in great California Rust free condition but does show some signs of sun damage on the interior such as cracking plastic parts , nothing major but rear view mirror and interior light moldings and also some sun damage to the rear trunk liner carpet as shown in the pictures. Never been in an accident and is in good running shape, AC still works and recently has been serviced 2 months ago. New battery and fresh fluids as well as well kept throughout the years, THERE IS NO SUN DAMAGE TO THE PAINT! which is amazing as this is original paint that has only had a couple touch ups for minor scratches. Tires are good condition but no original hubcaps. INTERIOR: Great condition and barely used, Aftermarket CD Player, DUAL BENCH SEATS, SMOKE FREE VEHICLE , NO FUNKY SMELLS EXTERIOR: No Dents or Dings, minor scratches and fading in normal places on door handles etc. ENGINE: Runs great, no known issues. ELECTRICAL: No issues, original everything, ODOMETER NOT WORKING RECENTLY STOPPED ABOUT 1 MONTH AGO POWERTRAIN: No issues, original everything CONDITION: RUNNING , GOOD, NO ISSUES FEATURES: STANDARD, Manual Vacuum Locks, Manual transmission, Two-Tone Cloth and leather interior HISTORY: 1 Previous Owner, Purchased it from the original owner when I bought his home - RECENT SERVICE INCLUDES - FULL TUNEUP, CHECKED EVERYTHING ELSE BY ASE CERTIFIED MECHANIC, NEW BATTERY , NEW TIMING BELT SHIPPING: LOCAL PICKUP PREFERRED BUT I CAN SHIP ANYWHERE IN CONTINENTAL U.S. UPON PAYPAL CLEARED PAYMENT AND TITLE TRANSFER. - REGISTERED AND INSURED, READY TO ROLL |
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Volkswagen's emissions deception brings more scrutiny to entire industry
Tue, Sep 22 2015Volkswagen's emissions deceptions have hurt the entire auto industry's credibility with federal regulators. Days after the world's largest automaker confessed to installing software that circumvents emissions standards on approximately a half-million diesel vehicles in the United States, a top federal safety official says the company's dishonesty will force government officials to view the entire auto industry with heightened skepticism. "Your first question has to be, 'How extensive is it through the whole industry?' You don't know if it's a unique case or if other people are doing it," said Mark Rosekind, administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. "The unfortunate part is you're not going to worry about one person. It's extended to the entire industry. If they did it, someone else could do it." "They tell you one thing, you question it." - Mark Rosekind Rosekind's agency doesn't bear responsibility in investigating the emissions cheating. That falls to the Environmental Protection Agency, which served Volkswagen with a Notice of Violation on Friday that alleged the company's diesel vehicle equipped with 2.0-liter engines contained a defeat device that allowed the cars to detect when emissions testing was taking place. In normal driving situations, the cars spewed pollution at as much as 40 times allowable thresholds. But because of the emissions cheating, NHTSA wonders if the German automaker has been cutting corners on safety standards or disingenuous on safety-related discussions. Speaking at an auto-industry event in Novi, MI, on Tuesday, Rosekind indicated no information can now be taken at face value. He used the phrase "Question assumptions" several times in discussing the case. "Of course, question assumptions means, 'Is there some other safety element there that we're now going to have to investigate?" he said. As it did in the General Motors ignition-switch probe, the Department of Justice has initiated an investigation of Volkswagen and the House Committee on Energy and Commerce announced it will hold hearings on the cheating. For NHTSA, criminal cases complicate matters. The agency core function is to regulate safety, not conduct criminal investigations. But in the early going, their investigators may be the first ones to spot wrongdoing.
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The original opens with an animated motorcycle race, which is revealed to be part of a comic book. VW's version replaces the motorcycle with a Passat, which strikes us as an oddly sober choice when there are cars like the GTI and Beetle in VW's portfolio. But never mind that - take a look down below for the entire 46-second spot. For reference, we've also included the original music video. And if you aren't a fan of the musical stylings of A-ha, just think, VW's choice of 1980s music could have been much worse.
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