Volkswagen incurring significant repair expenses identified by experts, with instances of suspicious activities labeled as abductions.

A 2009 Volkswagen Scirocco, a sporty vehicle, was recently taken to a workshop due to starting issues. The investigation into the repair process and cost of this vehicle is being carried out by the Auto Docs, following their documentary "Auto mobil" on Vox.

The mechanics working on the Scirocco replaced the timing chain, repaired the control unit, and read/cleared an error code. However, the defect in the vehicle was identified as a problem with the crankcase ventilation system, a glaring error according to the mechanics.

Despite the expensive repair costing 1,350 euros, the 2009 Volkswagen Scirocco continues to make strange starting noises, similar to those of a tractor. This has raised concerns among the Auto Docs, who believe the repair bill to be overpriced.

Holger Parsch, a member of the Auto Docs, has questioned the price, stating that the process of replacing a cover on a squirrel-bitten part should not cost 1,300 euros. The team also found a squirrel bite during the repair process, but the search results do not provide the name of the mechanic or workshop owner who repaired the vehicle, nor do they mention any possible overpricing.

The Auto Docs have a video about the 2009 Volkswagen Scirocco's repair process on their YouTube channel, titled "Scirocco workshop rip-off?" The team is still investigating the repair process and cost of the 2009 Volkswagen Scirocco, and their findings will be shared in future episodes.

The colour of the 2009 Volkswagen Scirocco is not specified in the provided text. The Auto Docs' investigation aims to shed light on potential overpricing in the repair industry and to provide consumers with valuable information about the costs and processes involved in vehicle repairs.

Volkswagen incurring significant repair expenses identified by experts, with instances of suspicious activities labeled as abductions.