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VW's comeback faces roadblock from Trump tax on Mexican Beetles
About 60% of all VWs sold in the US last year were made south of the border
Published Thu, Feb 9, 2017 · 09:50 PM
Washington
VOLKSWAGEN AG is bracing for another blow from the US government.
After agreeing to spend more than US$23 billion to clean up its diesel-cheating scandal, the German car giant risks staying in Washington's crosshairs as it tries to start afresh with American consumers.
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