Justice for Volkswagen: Coming Real Soon
Here’s the latest newsletter from my colleague Jon Lesage of the Green Auto Digest. 
Apparently, the 11 million victims of VW’s emissions fraud (of whom my wife and I are two) are very close to getting some sort of restitution in the form of a buy-back at a preferential price.
This is perfect for me, as it kills two birds with one stone: compensation for my loss plus a quick and painless end to my tenure as a VW owner.
I’m done with the bitterly vitriolic hate thing I had going on there, but I really do want to see justice done, and to have these people out of my life forever.
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