San Francisco - The US Environmental Protection Agency said on Thursday that a recall of affected Volkswagen diesel cars in the ongoing emissions scandal would "likely" take place."EPA will require VW to remedy the noncompliance. It is likely that there will be a recall of affected vehicles," an EPA spokesperson said, adding that no specific timeline had been ordered yet.The automaker has said it would refit up to 11 million diesel vehicles worldwide.UK sales suspendedVolkswagen has suspended the sale of around 4000 vehicles in Britain due to software at the centre of its emissions scandal.More on VW emissions scandal:Diesel crisis: Car emissions tests vs real worldDiesel crisis: 2.1 million Audis affectedVW's diesel crisis: 'I want to turn in my vehicle''Tsunami' of legal trouble for VW emissions sagaEmissions scandal: Now SA affected?VW turns to Porsche boss to steer it out of crisisEmissions scandal: How VW's 'defeat device' worksEmissions scandal: BMW implicated?VW to start firings over emissions scandalVW CEO resigns: 'Stunned by misconductNOx gasses in diesel cars: Why are they so dangerous?#Dieselgate: Internet reacts to VW scandalNot just VW: 5 major car industry scandalsEmissions scandal: Porsche head to replace VW chief?VW chief on emissions scandal: 'We screwed up'Seoul summons VW over emissions scandalVW emissions scandal: What does it mean for SA?
