VW guarantees current U.S. vehicle pricing through May as tariffs sow confusion

VW store — Last month, Volkswagen signaled it was prepared to slap a tariff surcharge on imported models, some of which are among its biggest U.S. sellers, but now will maintain current pricing through May. (DAVID PHILLIPS/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)

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