The Electric Volkswagen ID.4 Just Got Its Green Card 

The ride is quiet and smooth and if it lost any quality coming to America, I didn’t notice it.

Courtesy Volkswagen
The Electric Volkswagen ID.4 Courtesy Volkswagen

Volkswagen was the first foreign automaker in the modern era to build cars in America. Its Westmoreland Assembly Plant in Pennsylvania opened in 1978 and cranked out Rabbits, Golfs and Jettas until it closed in 1988 amid growing competition and a shift toward larger vehicles.

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