A top House Republican cautiously welcomed news that Volkswagen and the Obama administration have agreed on a deal to buy back many of the automaker’s vehicles equipped with defeat device software that allows them to cheat emissions test.
Michigan Rep. Fred Upton, chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, said he was encouraged by news of the deal but was waiting for the details. The specifics of the agreement are expected to come over the next several weeks.
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