Volkswagen is already #1 in Europe and #2 in China in front of GM. Volkswagen want to beat Toyota as #1 auto manufacturer in the world. This means that Volkswagen will be targeting the North American auto market. In recent years, VW hasn't really gotten a hold in the North American automotive market. In the next year or two, VW will make further attempts to corner the US/Canada/Mexico market by offering new vehicles like a new minivans and crossovers. These new vehicles will have low MSRP to compete with Toyota while still offering that famous German luxury. When car manufacturers compete, we win.

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Quite frankly, they'll never be #1 in the U.S. market. They just don't have that broad of a line-up to do so. Plus, GM is really gaining ground, while Toyota is still remaining competitive. VW would really have to up their game.

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they would have to come up with a performance coupe a pickup (which they are making a pickup) and a 7 passenger suv (like a surburban type thing) and a bigger sedan that would actually sell (phaeton = failure )