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VW to revive Scout as electric SUV, pickup in U.S., report says

1961 International Harvester Scout
A 1961 International Harvester Scout. The Scout line was discontinued in 1980 but VW plans to revive it. (Navistar International Corp.)
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David Phillips
May 11, 2022 12:10 AM

Volkswagen Group plans to revive the Scout off-road badge to grab a greater share of the booming U.S. light-truck market.

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