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  1. Sep 25, 2015, 09:46 PM #1
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    What would you do next

    If you landed the CEO job at VW starting Monday......

    What would your plan of action be?
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    I dunno - maybe put a Veyron engine in a polo. Though that might devalue the Veyron.

    Then I'd tweet a photoshopped picture of David Cameron with his old chap in that pig he said it never was, and emissiongate would be a thing of the past in seconds.
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    1: Revive the Corrado
    2: Do my best impersonation of Sgt. Schultz and say "I know nothing!"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Domo View Post
    1: Revive the Corrado
    2: Do my best impersonation of Sgt. Schultz and say "I know nothing!"

    Reviving the Scirocco has certainly been a good move.
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    Quote Originally Posted by scottjc View Post
    Reviving the Scirocco has certainly been a good move.
    They only released the R version of the Scirocco down here. Shame, as I would have loved one with one of those smooth, clean burning VW diesels!
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