Turkey fails to meet all EU conditions for visa-free travel
Turkey fails to meet all EU conditions for visa-free travel
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Turkey fails to meet all EU conditions for visa-free travel
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An absolutely MUST WATCH before voting on the EU
The VW emissions “cheating” scandal has been below the fold for a couple months now, but the repercussions are beginning to hit home. Literally. At home. If you are among those who own a diesel-powered VW – whether “affected” of not – its resale value has dropped by about 20 percent, according to data compiled by Kelley Blue Book. The average auction price paid for a used VW diesel last month was down to $10,674 vs. $13,196 last August. That’s a big hit – especially for cars that (pre-scandal) were known for holding their value better than average. But expect resale values … Continue reading →
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