Lexus LBX and Mercedes thermal window recall | CAR ENGINE AND SPORTS

There was a time when no topic annoyed me more than the diesel scandal. Which is not the best in my career, as I was regularly involved in reporting on this terrible topic during the eight-year phase of diesel cheating. But as soon as the thought came to me, ‘Ah, I could do that again’, KBA and Mercedes did me a favor and gave me the opportunity to tackle the topic again. Some order a recall, which forces others to call six numbers of cars to the workshop. The main reason for this: a warm window. You can read here why it is not suitable for ventilation or looking out, why it absolutely needs to be closed from the point of view of the authorities and what else you need to know about the matter.

Scout was associated only with diesel engines in earlier times, when the International manufacturer of the Harvester produced an off-road model of the same name. As is known, Scout will be revived as a car brand. Through confusing means, the rights ended up with VW, the cause of the diesel scandal, which wants to bring the Scout car and SUV to market in a few years – and a modern zero-emission electric car. Uli Baumann constantly scours the Internet to see if any scraps of information about the project can be found. This time he found a patent application that gives clues to the possible names of the models. Here, your colleague Baumann will inform you not only about this, but also about everything else about the new version of the Scout brand under the management of VW.

Of course I saw that Christmas was near. But I know from my own experience: If you don’t take care of your Easter holiday between roasted goose, gifts and “Three Hazelnuts for Cinderella”, you will probably find yourself without a suitable hotel room next spring or a symbolic greeting. on the camp that says “Due to overcrowding closed”. Before you run the risk of looking for your Easter basket in your home, you should read this article. Because if you know the dates of the holidays, you can plan better – and maybe save yourself the constant traffic jams that inevitably threaten the Easter rush hour.