Look again: VW dropping but industry is rocking

Jesse Snyder is opinion page editor at Automotive News.

October 01, 2015 05:00 AM

Are you surprised that the Volkswagen brand squeaked out a 0.6 percent sales gain despite diesel emissions violations and stop-sale tags on a quarter of its fleet?

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