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Audi joins German rivals in dropping out of New York show

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Larry P. Vellequette
January 11, 2020 11:43 AM

Audi of America will be bypassing the 2020 New York auto show in April, joining fellow German luxury brands BMW and Mercedes-Benz on the sidelines of one of the largest and most prestigious auto shows in the United States.

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