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Here’s How VW’s Plan To Cut 50% Of All Models And 75% Of All Variants From Its Brands (Porsche, Audi, Bentley, Etc) Could Backfire

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By Matt Hardigree
| The Autopian
The woes of the Volkswagen Group are so well known and oft discussed in The Morning Dump that it’s almost not worth repeating them. One version is that the company’s hubris is to blame for all its troubles.
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Americans Bought A Crap Ton (13,487 Metric Tons) Of Porsche 911s So Far This Year

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By Matt Hardigree
| The Autopian
Porsche’s decision to become more mainstream by offering sedans and SUVs turned the nearly kaput automaker into a global powerhouse, and whatever complaints people made at the time have long been washed away by the huge tide of cash flowing into the company. That it was able to do so without losing its edge is impressive, and can be attributed both to the Porscheness of those new models, and the enduring and wonderful existence of the 911. Curiously, this year the trend has reversed itself a bit.
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How Nissan Managed To Squeeze Out Another Quarterly Increase In Sales

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By Matt Hardigree
| The Autopian
While I’m generally hopeful about Nissan’s future, it takes a hot minute for an automaker to turn things around entirely, and by a hot minute I mean 2-to-4 years. While I think the new product is largely an improvement, what Nissan builds isn’t really the best in any category. The company has managed to keep growing from its lows in spite of all the challenges, and it’s not just because it’s selling a bunch of cars to fleets.
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