VW dieselgate update

VW accepted my notarized documents on Monday. My appointment is for the last week in December. I initially uploaded The completed documents about 10 days ago.

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I basically have a non depreciating car for 2 years

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yep, I planned on keeping the wife's Passat as it had low miles and she loves it, after looking at the numbers the smart move is hold out until the end and sell it back after driving it for a while longer.

Paid cash so basically we can use it for another year then get almost the full purchase price refunded and just go buy another new car on VW's dime.

If it is totaled, you just take the insurance amount and get it to driveable condition and turn it in.

True, you still get the restitution payment though and that on top of insurance payment will be good enough.

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Your insurance company isn't going to pay you shite for the vehicle. Liklely 1/3 of what VW is willing to value your TDI at

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You really need to bow out of this one bub as you have no clue what you are talking about.

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I googled, got confused, and somehow ended up at xhamster and gave up

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Same thing happens to me every time, wife is unable to understand how it happens. lol

It's been a process. I originally got my documents in with an expired registration. I figured there was no reason to pay the 80 dollars to re-register if I was turning it in soon. Well, they didnt accept the paperwork because it was expired (which I think is BS because maybe I just had it in my garage.....I still should get the deal). So I had to wait for my new registration. And upload that. Basically started again. My paperwork had been approved for like 3 weeks before getting my offer. I turned that in this past week. So I don't expect to be able to schedule for afew more weeks. I'm hoping I can schedule something quick. Really want to hit end of the year or new years deals on a new car. I really need to go up in size from the Jetta, so this worked out.

Also, it's really annoying on the portal that you can't see what you've done before. I think I started the process with a mileage guestimate. I think I over estimated by a few thousand miles (I was on a high floor of an office building and didn't want to walk to the garage, figured I could go back if I was off), but I honestly don't remember and I can't confirm.

I uploaded the identifying docs they initially required online months ago and i still haven't gotten anything. So they will mail me a form with my official offer and i will have to get that notarized and then send it back? Im assuming its just taking them longer to process everything so thats why its taking them so long?