VW REFUSES TO GPS TRACK CAR WITH KIDNAPPED CHILD BECAUSE: $150

EV Channels Review

This video details a deeply disturbing incident where Volkswagen's GPS tracking service, Car-Net, refused to assist law enforcement in locating a kidnapped child because the subscription fee had not been paid. The reviewer, John Cadogan, expresses outrage at Volkswagen's morally bankrupt decision, highlighting the stark contrast between the company's public image and its actions. He criticizes Volkswagen's subsequent attempt to blame a third-party provider and their history of corporate misconduct, including Dieselgate and the 'gassing the monkeys' scandal. Cadogan argues that the life of a child is worth far more than a $150 subscription fee and that the company missed a significant PR opportunity. The review concludes by questioning the ethical compass of Volkswagen and advises potential buyers to reconsider purchasing from an organization with such a questionable track record.