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Here’s How Much You Can Expect from Your TDI Buyback

Earlier today Volkswagen, the FTC, the EPA, and other government agencies announced that they’d agreed on a settlement, the sum total of which could cost VW nearly $15 billion. This morning it was indicated that Volkswagen would be paying between $12,000 and $44,000 (accounting for Audis) to TDI owners based on a number of factors. Now we know what the buyback values are likely to be car-by-car.

The values are published in the full case filings published today at ftc.gov. The values are based on what the cars were worth before September 2015, when the scandal broke. The values quoted below could change, however, if your car has higher or lower than standard mileage when you sell your car back.

If you choose to sell your car, you will get the value of your car, as laid out below, plus a cash payment—also listed beside your vehicle in column 2 of the chart, labeled “Approved Emissions Modification.” If, however, a fix is possible and you opt for it, you will get it free of charge as well as the cash payment of between $5,100 and $10,000 (accounting for Audi owners) listed beside your car in column 2, labeled “Approved Emissions Modification.”

Lessees, meanwhile, will also be entitled to a cash payment, as listed in the chart below, in the second chart. You will also have the option of terminating your lease, without penalty, or hanging on to your car and waiting for a fix if and when it becomes available.

The charts below are simplified versions compiled by the NADA. For a full list of buyback values, by vehicle, trim level, and options visit ftc.gov.

Owners

Model Year Model and Trim Buyback Approved Emissions  Modification
2009 Jetta Sedan TDI $12,475-$14,025 $5,100
  Jetta SportWagen TDI $13,600-$15,125 $5,100
2010 Golf Hatchback 2D TDI $15,025 – $16,877 $5,100 – $5,302
  Golf Hatchback 4D TDI $15,500 – $17,447 $5,100 – $5,397
  Jetta Sedan TDI $13,675 – $15,350 $5,100
  Jetta Sedan TDI Cup Street Edition $15,625 – $17,087 $5,100 – $5,337
  Jetta SportWagen TDI $14,775 – $16,607 $5,100 – $5,257
2011 Golf Hatchback 2D TDI $17,657 – $19,817 $5,432 – $5,792
  Golf Hatchback 4D TDI $18,497 – $20,657 $5,572 – $5,932
  Jetta Sedan TDI $16,217 – $18,347 $5,192 – $5,547
  Jetta SportWagen TDI $18,227 – $20,357 $5,527 – $5,882
2012 Golf Hatchback 2D TDI $19,457 – $21,707 $5,732 – $6,107
  Golf Hatchback4D TDI $20,267 – $22,517 $5,867 – $6,242
  Jetta Sedan TDI $18,317 – $20,867 $5,542 – $5,967
  Jetta SportWagen $19,907 – $22,097 $5,807 – $6,172
  Passat Sedan TDI SE $19,007 – $21,467 $5,657 – $6,067
  Passat Sedan TDI SEL $23,267 – $23,387 $6,367 – $6,387
2013 Beetle Coupe GTI $20,627 – $23,4470 $5,927 – $6,397
  Beetle Convertible TDI $24,047 – $26,147 $6,497 – $6,847
  Golf Hatchback2D TDI $20,657 – $23,117 $5,932 – $6,342
  Golf Hatchback 4D TDI $21,377 – $23,837 $6,052 – $6,462
  Jetta Sedan TDI $20,777 – $23,897 $5,952 – $6,472
  Jetta Sprtwagen TDI $23,357 – $25,727 $6,382 – $6,777
  Passat Sedan TDI SE $21,587 – $24,257 $6,087 – $6,532
  Passat Sedan TDI SEL $26,807 – $26,927 $6,957 – $6,977
2014 Beetle Coupe TDI $22,907 – $25,847 $6,307 – $6,797
  Beetle Convertible TDI $27,047 – $29,237 $6,997 – $7,362
  Golf Hatchback 4D TDI $23,957 – $26,177 $6,482 – $6,852
  Jetta Sedan TDI $21,137 – $26,117 $6,012 – $6,842
  Jetta SprtWagen TDI $26,657 – $29,117 $6,932 – $7,342
  Passat Sedan TDI SE $26,117 – $28,877 $6,842 – $7,302
  Passat Sedan TDI SEL $28,847 – $28,967 $7,297 – $7,317
2015 Beetle Coupe TDI $24,156 – $31,686 $6,515 – $7,770
  Beetle Convertible TDI $27,937 – $33,835 $7,145 – $8,128
  Golf Hatchback 4D TDI S $21,806 – $26,700 $6,123 – $6,939
  Golf  Hatchback 4D TDI SE $24,022 – $29,306 $6,493 – $7,373
  Golf Hatchback 4D TDI SEL $24,022 – $31,728 $6,493 – $7,777
  Golf SportWagen TDI S $24,043 – $28,588 $6,496 – $7,254
  Golf SportWagen TDI SE $26,282 – $30,743 $6,869 – $7,613
  Golf SportWagen TDI SEL $24,022 – $32,876 $6,493 – $7,968
  Jetta Sedan TDI S $21,410 – $24,696 $6,057 – $6,605
  Jetta Sedan TDI SE $22,800 – $26,458 $6,289 – $6,899
  Jetta Sedan TDI SEL $24,809 – $30,149 $6,624 – $7,514
  Passat Sedan TDI SE $28,367 – $31,127 $7,217 – $7,677
  Passat Sedan TDI SEL $32,747 – $32,867 $7,947 – $7,967

Lessees

Model Year Model and Trim Lessee Payment
2011 Jetta Sedan TDI $2,634 – $2,807
  Jetta SportWagen TDI $2,877 – $2,922
2012 Golf Hatchback 2D TDI $2,902 – $3,062
  Golf Hatchback 4D TDI $2,969 – $3,157
  Jetta Sedan TDI $2,807 – $3,019
  Jetta SportWagen TDI $2,939 – $3,122
  Passat Sedan TDI SE $2,864 – $3,069
  Passat Sedan TDI SEL $3,219 – $3,229
2013 Beetle Coupe TDI $2,999 – $3,234
  Beetle Convertivle TDI $3,284 – $3,459
  Golf Hatchback 2D TDI $3,002 – $3,207
  Golf Hatchback 4D TDI $3,062 – $3,267
  Jetta Sedan TDI $3,012 – $3,272
  Jetta SportWagen TDI $3,227 – $3,424
  Passat Sedan TDI SE $3,079 – $3,302
  Passat Sedan TDI SEL $3,514 – $3,524
2014 Beetle Coupe TDI $3,189 – $3,434
  Beetle Convertible TDI $3,537 – $3,717
  Golf Hatchback 4D TDI $3,277 – $3,462
  Jetta Sedan TDI $3,042 – $3,457
  Jetta SportWagen TDI $3,502 – $3,707
  Passat Sedan TDI SE $3,457 – $3,687
  Passat Sedan TDI SEL $3,684 – $3,694
2015 Beetle Coupe TDI $3,314 – $3,915
  Beetle Convertible TDI $3,650 – $4,052
  Golf Hachtback 4D TDI S $3,064 – $3,364
  Golf Hatchback 4D TDI SE $3,348 – $3,689
  Golf Hatchback 4D TDI SEL $3,553 – $3,886
  Golf SportWagen TDI S $3,284 – $3,471
  Golf SportWagen TDI SE $3,528 – $3,834
  Golf SportWagen TDI SEL $3,713 – $4,008
  Jetta Sedan TDI S $3,064 – $3,446
  Jetta Sedan TDI SE $3,239 – $3,468
  Jetta Sedan TDI SEL $3,406 – $3,755
  Passat Sedan TDI SE $3,644 – $3,874
  Passat Sedan TDI SEL $4,009 – $4,019

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