VW, Daimler willing to pay for diesel retrofits, BMW not: German minister

(November 08 23:12) Reuters.com Business

German Transport Minister Andreas Scheuer said on Thursday that Volkswagen and Daimler were prepared to offer hardware retrofits for older diesel vehicles at their own cost but BMW was refusing to do so.

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