They should rename it to Folks-Wagon.
Voltswagen of America
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#22They should rename it to Folks-Wagon.
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#23They should rename it to Folks-Wagon.
Folks-Vagon
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#25Hmm did they release their April 1 joke too early by mistake?
Mistake? Look at all the coverage they are getting when they would otherwise be lost in a crowd.
Edit: This German apologizes for an attempt at a humorous / sarcastic comment and will revert to work-machine state at once. Beep boop.
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#27Earlier quoted context omitted.
Mistake? Look at all the coverage they are getting when they would otherwise be lost in a crowd.
Maybe they grew tired of Americans pronouncing it wrong (most V are still pronounced as F, Vettel, Volkswagen etc.) ;-) Edit: This German apologizes for an attempt at a humorous / sarcastic comment and will revert to work-machine state at once. Beep boop.
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#28Does this mean they have shifted their focus to cheating on battery capacity?
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#29This is funny, yet ridiculous :-)) Their brand is so tainted in the US that they're renaming it. I imagine it's going to be the only place they'll do it.
How isn't their brand tarnished around the world? Besides the emissions scandal, their vehicles are just expensive and difficult to maintain. I've got a diesel VW Jetta. It has been nothing but a money pit. I'm in the US for reference.
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#30Does this mean they have shifted their focus to cheating on battery capacity?