File:VW NOx emissions WVU.svg
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English: In a study by the West Virginia University Real-world NOx emissions were found to exceed the US-EPA Tier2-Bin5 (at full useful life) standard by a factor of 15 to 35 for the VW Jetta and by a factor of 5 to 20 for the VW Passat.
Español: Mediciones de NOx en carretera de un VW Jetta y un VW Passat realizadas por la West Virginia University en un estudio presentado el 15 de mayo de 2014. El VW Jetta sobrepasó entre 15 y 35 veces el límiite legal. El VW Passat sobrepasó entre 5 y 20 veces el límite legal de 0,043 g/km. |
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https://www.eenews.net/assets/2015/09/21/document_cw_02.pdf
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