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VW sees big U.S. growth potential; new strategy planned

Diess: "We are starting from zero in the U.S." (BLOOMBERG)
May 01, 2016 05:00 AM

WOLFSBURG -- Volkswagen is working on a new strategy its core brand in the United States, which executives said is the most important source of long-term growth for the automaker.

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