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Ensega @ Apr 3rd 2008 6:05PM
And with a dumb decision like that they think they can take on Toyota?
Idiocy.
nagmashot @ Apr 4th 2008 1:56AM
VW makes giant step forward in car production numbers.. in 2007 they got clearly over the 6 million vehicles build mark and have perhaps already passed Ford as world wide number 3... (we have to wait till ford publish officle numbers for 2007), VW make a win after tax any US producer can only dream off..
VW is already ahead it´s own growing plan...
Ensega @ Apr 5th 2008 2:13PM
That may be so, but the point of what I said was simply because of the poor decision in making this car and the Passat instead of using it to replace the Passat.
Regardless, it's going to be one hell of a struggle for VW to make up the 3 or so million sales difference between itself and Toyota, AND GM. Not to mention the great quality difference.