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Mercedes may back off diesels for U.S.

An all-aluminum 4-cylinder diesel engine on display during Daimler AG's TecDay Road to the Future event in Stuttgart, Germany, in June. The company is conducting market research on U.S. diesel demand to help guide future product plans. (BLOOMBERG)
AW
By:
Amy Wilson
November 19, 2016 05:00 AM

LOS ANGELES -- With consumer demand dwindling, Mercedes-Benz is questioning whether to continue offering diesel vehicles in the U.S.

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